Once a thriving town, Adavale’s population has dwindled but the locals have done a marvellous job celebrating their history, culture and dry Outback humour.

Augathella, with its fascinating history of bushrangers, bullockies and bullock teams, has some memorable Outback experiences.

The soil gets redder as you approach Bollon – a great little western town sitting on the banks of the peaceful Wallam Creek.

Ever wanted to be in three states at once? Stand, sit, lay, sing, dance or play golf in the most south-wester corner of Queensland. The original wooden boundary post was surveyed back in 1880 by John Cameron, the NSW Lands Department Surveyor and has been replaced with a commemorative post which marks all three states. […]

In the heart of ‘mulga country’, Charleville and surrounding pastoral properties are rich in history, flora and fauna.

On your way to the Quilpie opal fields stop a while in Cooladdi, one of Australia’s smallest towns.

If experiencing the real deal is your thing, then Cunnamulla has the goods.

Dirranbandi is a small country town that comes alive through the cotton harvest months. Home to the famed Cubbie Station, the largest irrigated cotton farm

Famous for being Australia’s furthest town from the ocean, Eromanga is located 108 kilometres west of Quilpie on a fully sealed road.

The “Montville of the Outback”, Eulo is a small community with a large pride which is evident when you visit.

Hebel General Store offers amazing home cooked cakes, desserts and meals. By night it’s a restaurant under the stars.

Set your bearings for adventure! Tucked at the foot of the majestic Carnavon Range, 90 kilometres north of Roma on the Great Inland Way, the

Hungerford is located near the Paroo River on the Queensland/new South Wales border, and still has a border gate which doubles as the Wild Dog/Dingo

Soaking in the soothing mineral springs at Mitchell is just one of the surprises that awaits you in this quaint town.

In 1859 on the mail route from Brisbane to Charleville, a small area was taken from the property Victoria Downs and set aside for public

Welcome to what remains of the historic township of Noccundra, located 140km south-west of Thargomindah, 240km north of Cameron Corner and 271km east of Innamincka. During the time of early exploration and settlement, the Wilson River Aboriginal Tribe, known as the Nockaburrawarry, lived in the area. The town started with and will end with the […]

A stay in Quilpie can be as busy or as relaxing as you wish. Picnic and fish at the Bulloo River.

Only 350 kilometress north-west of Toowoomba, Roma is sometimes referred to as the ‘gateway to the outback’. Home to the southern hemisphere’s largest sale yards,

From the moment you arrive to the time you leave, St George relaxes the senses in all the right ways. Perched on the banks of

Fresh air and great fishing are two good reasons to spend some time in the picturesque little town of Surat.

Signalling your approach into Thallon, giant grain silos act as landmarks for the town. Thallon was gazetted in 1911 and was named after the Commissioner

Thargomindah provides the perfect launch pad for Cameron Corner – the point where three Australian states meet.

Toompine known as “The pub without a town”. Cobb and Co. once serviced this town with it’s regular coach schedule. All that remains today from

Wallumbilla is situated five hours travel from Brisbane, just east of Roma and has a population of approximately 320 residents.

If you stop for freshly

Wyandra is a great place to have a break and is situated half way between Cunnamulla and Charleville.

Yowah is ‘The Friendly Opal Field’ 165 kilometres west of Cunnamulla.

To look at it on a map, Yuleba looks like a little town on the Warrego Highway about mid-way between Roma and Miles.