If you trace your fingers along a map of the Matilda Way and Adventure Way, they’ll meet each other in Cunnamulla. Whether you’re heading from Melbourne to the Gulf or Brisbane to South Australia, this outback town will end up in your travel agenda. Perched on the banks of the Warrego River, you’ll find Cunnamulla 780km west […]
What’s there not to love about camels? If their long eyelashes, grinning smiles, curve-alicious back and awkward giraffe-like legs just make you smile – hold onto your Akubra and wait til’ they start racing. You can spot them in all their glory at the Boulia Camel Races, which takes place every July after the Birdsville […]
You’ve probably heard of the Channel Country, but chances are, you have no idea where to find it. If you’re somewhere in Outback Queensland’s Barcoo, Boulia or Diamantina Shire, you’re right amongst it.
The Natural Sciences Loop has it all – wildlife, gems, dinosaurs, stars, natural remedies, and hectares upon hectares of natural beauty. It starts in Charleville, through Cunnamulla, Eulo, Thargomindah and onto Eromanga and Quilpie before sending you back to Charleville.
Waking up to birds, fresh air, an outback landscape, and a new place to explore – that’s what caravanning in Outback Queensland is all about. From red dirt to lush waterholes, the 827,767km2 outback world is your caravanning oyster. With a van on your tow bar you can park yourself just about anywhere out here […]
What do Artesian Spas, adventure runs, and scenic sunsets have in common? They all increase the endorphin levels, whether it be from relaxation, exercise, or beauty - not to mention you can find them all in Outback Queensland.
It might be called road trip country, but one might say you haven’t officially conquered Outback Queensland, until you’ve seen it from above. With its remote, vast landscapes, the outback presents a never-ending stream of epic birds-eye-views. In case you need more convincing, here’re seven reasons to take to the skies and discover the Outback […]
Do you know Mitchell? A where rather than a who, the Outback Queensland town of Mitchell sits in between Roma and Charleville in the outback family portrait. But if Mitchell were a human, they would be known as a nature-lover through and through. Popular for its picturesque waterways and natural springs, experiencing the natural wonders […]
Vast and remote, Outback Queensland is one helluva area to explore. With so much ground to cover, there’s very few ways of getting the most out of your trip. Enter train travel, where comfort and style reign supreme and you don’t have to worry about a thing (except what you would like for lunch and dinner).
It’s the Dinosaur Capital of the Australia, the birthplace of an iconic Australian airline, and where the legend of a jolly swagman waltzed into Australian history. Discover 11 things you didn't know about Winton.
For a town recognised for its pre-historic creatures, it's surprising to find modern history at every turn in Hughenden.
Get yourself to one of these spots for the picture perfect Outback Queensland sunset.
Located 206km from Charleville and 750km from Brisbane, there’s a town by the name of Cunnamulla and it’s bursting with birdlife. Home to 57 varieties and over 201 species of Australian native birds, Cunnamulla is the dictionary definition of a twitcher’s paradise. Built on the banks of the Warrego River, the town is a natural […]
Go from the beach to bush with this outback road trip.
Whether it's a visit from Royal family or a dessert for champions, Longreach is one Outback town full of surprises that are waiting to be uncovered.
Rich in history and minerals, the town of Cloncurry has a heart of gold with a lot more to offer than a place to make a pitstop.
Capture this list of classic Outback Queensland images to sprinkle your Instagram feed with.
Take on the ultimate Australian road trip with this guide to The Outback Way.
Scrap the beach and spend your school holidays in Outback Queensland. There's plenty to see and do, and the kids might learn a thing or to!
Discover the hidden beauty of Queensland's youngest gorge, Cobbold Gorge.
For a town of 3000 people, Longreach punches well above its population-weight when it comes to things to see and do. Wearing the title ‘heart of the Outback’ there’s lots to love about Longreach with its stockmen, shearers, sunsets and big blue skies. Whether you’re here for a weekend or four week stay, these are […]
North west of Mount Isa, stay at Adels Grove to explore Boodjamulla (Lawn Hill) National Park - a dream outback oasis.
Get to know Biloela which has some serious national parks cred.
While Outback Queensland may be known for its pub counter meals, foodies can rejoice and tour their taste buds out west with these dishes.
Save time on your Outback Queensland holiday when you fly with Rex Airlines from Brisbane to Birdsville, Cairns to Burketown or Townsville to Longreach.