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Adventure Way
Thargomindah,
South West
Free Entry - Entry Information
Phone:
07 4655 3399Email:
thargotour@bigpond.com
Web:
www.adventureway.com.au
Description
The Adventure Way takes you from Brisbane to Adelaide via Queensland's richest grain and cotton producing area surrounding Dalby. It travels through Brigalow and belah belts to the outback plains where mulga lines the road and eventually gives way to a treeless gibber landscape at the Queensland, South Australia border.
... moreFrom Innamincka, follow the historic Strzelecki Track to the Flinders Ranges and finally to Adelaide.
The rewards of the journey are many, discovering the awe-inspiring landscape, the native flora and fauna, the rich history of early pioneers, opal fossicking and the spirit of adventure.
... lessProperty Details
Facilities
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Cafe -
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Disabled Parking -
Picnic Area -
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Visitor Information Centre
Activities
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Walking
Other Information
Children:
Children are welcome.
Disabled:
There is access for guests with a disability.
Pets Allowed:
Yes. Pets are allowed.
Access Information:
The Adventure Way is fully sealed from Brisbane to Ballera and from the Flinders Ranges to Adelaide. A four-wheel drive is highly recommended to travel from Ballera down the Strzelecki Track. Please contact the nearest Visitor Information Centre for road conditions. The Adventure Way is 2398 kilometres from Brisbane to Adelaide.
Further Details:
Travelling the Adventure Way will give you the opportunity to visit some top attractions including: Burke and Wills Dig Tree, Thargomindah Hydro Power Plant, Yowah and Blackgate Opal Fossicking, Cunnamulla Fella, Rosehill Aviaries, Bollon Koala Habitat, Lake Broadwater, Jimbour Station and Jimbour House Cellar Door, Myall Park Botanical Gardens, Moonie Murals, Thomas Jack Park, Myall Creek and Dalby Central Business District.
There are a number of activities that can be undertaken as part of your trip including: fishing, fossicking, natural discovery, shopping, birdwatching, dining, bush walking, heritage walks, four-wheel drive tracks and camel riding.
Children are welcome.
Disabled:
There is access for guests with a disability.
Pets Allowed:
Yes. Pets are allowed.
Access Information:
The Adventure Way is fully sealed from Brisbane to Ballera and from the Flinders Ranges to Adelaide. A four-wheel drive is highly recommended to travel from Ballera down the Strzelecki Track. Please contact the nearest Visitor Information Centre for road conditions. The Adventure Way is 2398 kilometres from Brisbane to Adelaide.
Further Details:
Travelling the Adventure Way will give you the opportunity to visit some top attractions including: Burke and Wills Dig Tree, Thargomindah Hydro Power Plant, Yowah and Blackgate Opal Fossicking, Cunnamulla Fella, Rosehill Aviaries, Bollon Koala Habitat, Lake Broadwater, Jimbour Station and Jimbour House Cellar Door, Myall Park Botanical Gardens, Moonie Murals, Thomas Jack Park, Myall Creek and Dalby Central Business District.
There are a number of activities that can be undertaken as part of your trip including: fishing, fossicking, natural discovery, shopping, birdwatching, dining, bush walking, heritage walks, four-wheel drive tracks and camel riding.
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Adventure Way
Thargomindah
Queensland 4492 Australia
Thargomindah
Queensland 4492 Australia
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