Outback Towns and Drives
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Getting to the Outback
Outback Queensland can be accessed by air, rail and road. Once you arrive, the well maintained highways and roads (mostly sealed) that connect the towns make travelling through the region easier than most would think.
You’re never far from a cold drink and a friendly face while on the road in Outback Queensland. For those that want to 4WD on the road less travelled, take an alternative route between towns and follow the nature tracks and little used back roads to explore this remarkable part of Australia.
Travel Distances
Here in Outback Queensland, you’ll swap busy for bliss. Long, vast stretches of amazing landscapes await and at times, it might feel like you are the only person on Earth, but you’ll never be too far away from the next town. On main routes, you will usually pass through a town every couple of hours. Just be sure to plan head using our Travel Distance tables and ensure you know where the next servo, general store or pharmacy is.
Be Sure To Plan Ahead
Please be mindful when travelling in Outback Queensland that it is different to driving along the coastline. While we guarantee beautiful scenery and memorable moments along your journey, road hazards such as livestock, long distances and flat terrain take some getting used to.
We’ve compiled our top Travel Tips to help you plan ahead for your Outback Adventure. See these here.
Wandering Where The Wifi Is Weak | Mobile Phone Coverage
Outback Queensland does have some remote areas but that doesn’t mean you will be isolated. Most major townships have mobile coverage through Telstra and Optus Networks. Click here to see more information regarding Mobile Coverage and UHF reading channels.
