Golden Outback

Get involved in the best Golden Outback Social Intercourse one could ever imagine

The Golden Outback region of Western Australia might be known for its rugged natural beauty and mining history, but it also has a lively social scene for locals and visitors alike.

One of the region’s biggest events is the annual Goldfields Cyclassic, a two-day cycling race that takes riders through some of the area’s most stunning landscapes. There are also plenty of community events throughout the year, from farmers markets to festivals celebrating local cultures and industries.

For those that enjoy a drink or two, the Golden Outback has a range of pubs, taverns, and bars to choose from. One popular spot is the Exchange Hotel in Kalgoorlie, which has been serving locals since the gold rush days. Visitors can also sample local beers and spirits at venues like the Beaten Track Brewery in the charming town of Boulder.

Foodies won’t be disappointed either – there are plenty of cafes and restaurants serving up fresh, local produce. Coolgardie’s Wagon21 is a popular spot for breakfast or brunch, while Kalgoorlie’s York Hotel serves up modern Australian cuisine in a stylish atmosphere. And for those that like a bit of adventure with their meals, there’s always the chance to try some of the region’s famous bush tucker.

Finally, the Golden Outback is a great place to experience the arts and culture of Western Australia. The Goldfields Arts Centre in Kalgoorlie regularly hosts theatre productions, concerts, and exhibitions, while smaller galleries and studios offer a chance to discover local artists and craftspeople.

Whether you’re a local or a visitor to the Golden Outback region, there’s plenty to keep you entertained and engaged with the local community. From events and festivals to food and art, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.