Visit Hay vs Koala Radar

Hay is a riverside town in south-West New South Wales. First Nations clans have cared for the Hay plains and Murrumbidgee River for over 60 000 years. The town has an intriguing history with several interesting small museums and is home to Shear Outback, a museum about the iconic Australian sheep shearing industry. The Historic Hay tour introduces four of these museums. Hay residents share personal stories about the town, sheep shearers talk about their work, and history lovers talk about the hardships and joys of life in Hay over the decades. You will be informed, surprised and eager to discover more with the new information that awaits you - so strap in and get started!

Don't ride past the locals. You traveled all the way to Adelaide for the cycling, but let’s be honest - you really want to see a koala. Koala Radar is the unofficial wildlife companion for the Tour Down Under. It's a community-driven, real-time map that answers the most important question of your ride: "Where are they hiding?" Why download Koala Radar? Live Heat Map: Sightings are colour-coded by freshness. Red pins are hot, fading to grey as the trail goes cold. One-Tap Spotting: Saw one in a gum tree? Log it instantly without stopping your Garmin. Strava Integration: Sign in with your Strava account to join the leaderboard of top spotters. Smart Alerts: Get notified when a sighting is reported nearby (so you can pull over safely). Don't rely on luck. Join the peloton of spotters and bag the ultimate KOM (King of Marsupials). Note: This app is for recreational tracking only and is not affiliated with the official Tour Down Under event.