Mount Oxley
Captain Charles Stuart was the first white man to set foot on Mt Oxley in 1828.
The craters on Mt Oxley may provide a clue to one of the persistent mysteries
of the Outback. Sturt reported distinctly hearing 'a report as of a gun
discharge' three times in his travels: twice in the stony desert and once near
Mt Oxley. 'It might' he surmised 'have been some gaseous explosion, but I
never in my interior say any indication of such phenomenon'.
The pioneering outback has a rich history that includes European and Aboriginal inhabitants. This creates a great opportunity for you discover Australia's history and wonders first hand
Mt Oxley offers some magnificent views of the area and offers much to the keen
bushwalker. There is plenty of variety of flora and fauna to enjoy, not to
mention the beautiful wedgetail eagle.
Due to it being one of the highest points in the Bourke district, Mt Oxley features the most scenic views of the Bourke area, therefore is a "must see" for tourists.
It has a lot to offer the eco-tourist. It is a showcase of flora and fauna of the Western Region, with sightings of:-
Majestic Wedge Tail Eagles
Abundant bird life
Rock Wallabies
Mountain goats
Wild flowers
Native vegetation,
All this makes Mt Oxley attractive to bushwalkers, rock climbers, photographers and anyone with an interest in the environment.
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