Below are travel destinations you can visit in Regional and Outback QLD. If you’re looking for info on some of the lesser-known places, you’ll find it here.
Cooktown in Far North Queensland, a rough trip across the Burke Developmental Road, amazing walks in Boodjamulla (Lawn Hill) National Park or maybe a few days in a quiet country town like Condamine, Cracow or Bollon. You’ll find them all here, and much more!
Enjoy!
Are you thinking about volunteering at the Big Red Bash? It’s a lot of fun! We answer your questions, and give you an idea of what to expect.
After big floods earlier in the year, Cooper Creek QLD looks so incredibly green. We drove across the floodplain and took some spectacular drone footage.
The walk to Sylvester’s Lookout in Main Range National Park, QLD leads you through magnificent Gondwana rainforest.
Dalrymple Circuit in Main Range National Park, QLD is an easy walk from Manna Gum campground. An ideal introduction to the amazing rainforest!
If you’re looking for a magical rainforest walk, the Cascades Walk in Main Range National Park, QLD has to be top of your list. Stunning!
Main Range National Park, QLD has several spectacular walks. The Ridge Track walk is the most difficult. It’s worth the effort though!
The Goomburra section of Main Range National Park, QLD. Camp in a lush rainforest setting, go bushwalking, enjoy the peace and quiet.
The Plenty Highway is an excellent way to lead you into the magnificent Red Centre of Australia. Just be prepared for a rough ride!
Chillagoe lies 140km West of Mareeba in QLD, surrounded by strange black mountain ranges hiding a network of caves. We had a look around.
Adavale is tiny, population of around 20. It’s hard to imagine Adavale was once a regional centre. Dig a little and you’ll discover its past.