Mia State Forest

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Recreational facilities

Long Beach

Beach.

Camping: Yes

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Picnic: Yes

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Sandy Beach

Access to the MIA-1 Forest is via the main Leeton-Narrandera Road.it runs the length of the forest for 18.5kms along the murrumbigee Rover. There are numerous river bends and beaches accessed off the drive, as well as the historically significant Graham's Cave, Yanco Weir and McCaughey Structures.

Camping: Yes

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Markeys Beach

Beach.

Camping: Yes

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Picnic: Yes

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Fireplace/BBQ : Yes

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Power boats / boat ramp: Yes

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The MIA-1 Forest Drive

Forest drive.

Power boats / boat ramp: Yes

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Picnic: Yes

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Middle Beach

This is the longest and most accessible beach along the urrumbigee River and is located on the MIA 2 Forest Drive. A popular picnic spot, Middle beach is widely used by school groups, fishing clubs and community organisations.

Ski Beach

Facilities are provided by a local club under an Occuptaion Permit.

Camping: Yes

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The MIA-2 Forest Drive

MIA-2 Forest Drive can be accessed from Euroley Road and River Road near Yanco. The main forest drive is 12kms long and access to Middle Beach Recreation Area, Ski Beach and numerous fishing spots can be had from the drive.

Camping: Yes

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Picnic: Yes

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Toilet : Yes

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Whitton Beach

Beach.

Camping: Yes

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Picnic: Yes

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