Outback Queensland’s eastern Sandstone Wonders region has many natural attractions including gorges, rivers and National Parks such as the Glebe Weir and Expedition National Park. Visit Lake Murphy, Kroombit Tops and Mt. Scoria Conservation Parks, or relax at Isla and Cania Gorges.
The Dawson River and Callide Dam provide many opportunities for fishing and water sports. The region can also provide many adventures for the 4WD enthusiast.
Many towns in the area have a rich history which has been well documented photographically and can be explored in historical villages and museums.
Visitors are always a little baffled by the town’s unusual name, particularly as there isn’t a single banana tree in sight.
Old fashioned values and friendly townsfolk are the hallmarks of Baralaba. Those traits and a stubborn streak for sticking around.
Today, Biloela is a busy commercial and tourist hub, though it still retains that relaxed, country feeling.
About 155 kilometres south-west of Biloela along the Theodore-Eidsvold Road, you’ll find Cracow – a tiny ghost town packed with surprises.
The northern most town in the Banana region, Dululu is a junction point that divides the two southern arterials.
A rural hub with a pub to service weary travellers, Jambin is on the Burnett Highway just south of Smoky Creek.
Moura is a central point and vibrant community for the people who serve its local industries – the farmers, growers and miners and their families
The tell-tale sign that you’ve arrived in Taroom is the Steel Wings windmill at the northern entry to town.
More than 130 years in the making, Thangool first opened to settlers, who tried it as a sheep run in the 1850s.
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Imagine a national park filled with grassy plains, tranquil creeks flowing through lush forest, and giant rocky arches and cliffs – don’t just dream about it, find it in this sandstone sanctuary, Carnarvon Gorge. It’s hidden away in the Central Highlands (inland from Rockhampton) where the bustling country towns make way for mountain ranges, rocky escarpments and deep gorges. Sleep […]
There’s no doubt that Australia has an obsession with big things; after all, Australia is a VERY BIG country and Outback Queensland has many BIG things to fill it!
First time to Outback Queensland? Here’s a guide on how to make the most of your first time out west!
If you’re thinking about a trip to Outback Queensland, this is your year. 2021 is set to be the year of Australian travel, and there’s no place better than the Queensland Outback. It has stunning and unique natural landscapes and holds our most diverse and unique history. From sacred indigenous sites to the spectacular sandstone […]
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Known as the place to see natural wonders and breathtaking sunsets, Outback Queensland also offers a cultural experience in the form of art galleries, murals, sculptures.
Choosing which road to take in an area that’s over twice the size of California (901,575km2 to be precise), can be a little overwhelming at the best of times. Throw in niche interests like dinosaurs, endurance events and pioneering history, and the decision of which of the nine drive routes you’re going to take becomes […]
Whether you’re roughing it or relaxing in a retreat, we’ve got your sleeping arrangements sorted with these Outback Queensland accommodation options.
Outback Queensland is full of its own weird quirks. From out of the ordinary sporting races, acclaimed 5-star chain hotels 200km from the closest town, to bizarre natural phenomena like mirages and Min Min lights – it’s no surprise that Outback Queensland sports some unusual town names too. Here’s the stories behind the names and […]
Get to know Biloela which has some serious national parks cred.