QLD Destinations - Where To Go In Outback Queensland

Discover Currawinya National Park – Red Sandplains and Wetlands

Currawinya National Park – from arid red sandplains to wetlands bristling with waterbirds. Get your complete guide here.

Cooktown is a friendly town, where you feel relaxed the moment you arrive. But it wasn’t always this way. It has a wild frontier history.

Welford National Park in Western QLD is ideal if you’re into remote camping. And there are several great drives. Find out what to see and do.

Idalia National Park in Outback QLD tells a story of adversity and hardship, for the original inhabitants and settlers alike.

Mount Moffatt, a lesser known section of Carnarvon National Park, QLD. Accessible by 4WD only, Mount Moffatt is well worth the long drive in.

Where is Haddon Corner? Off Arrabury Road. Where’s Arrabury Road? A long way from anywhere! A special trip along the SA/QLD border.

We look at our Top 10 outback road trips. More people are travelling every year. Get out and take these road trips before they get too busy.

Now’s as good a time as any to start planning your outback trip. Our top 5 outback destinations for your next Australian outback holiday.

Our impressions of Birdsville + a short trip down Birdsville Track to Walkers Crossing Rd turnoff. The scenery was most impressive!

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.