Welcome to the New South Wales Road Photo Gallery : Tourist Drives.

Tourist drives are designed to link areas of geographic or historical importance. They are signified by a brown spade shaped shield and have white numbers and border. In some cases tourist drives have replaced routes that where once National Routes or Highways, after they were by-passed. Such as parts of the Hume Highway in NSW Southern Highlands. This is because the route is part of the history of the area, linking historically significant areas together.

To view the routes listed below, click on the route number or thumbnail image.

	Tourist Drive 10: Illawarra: Helensburgh to Dunmore (includes Lawrence Hargrave Drive & the Sea Cliff Bridge)
	Tourist Drive 12: Sydney & Southern Highlands: Picton & Campbelltown Region
	Tourist Drive 14: Sydney: Penrith LGA
	Tourist Drive 17: Old Hume Highway from Mittagong to Berrima
	Tourist Drive 18: Sydney: Penrith to Campbelltown
	Tourist Drive 25: New England: Tamworth to Quirindi