Imagine a cold beer and a meal at the end of a long day driving as well as chat with a local, this pub crawl is one not to be missed. Don’t forget the designated driver. Forget fine dining and vineyard …
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If you’ve got a set of wheels, you’ve got yourself a front row seat to the grow show. From sorghum, sunflowers, wheat to watermelons, check out what’s growing and when. We all know the Western Downs is full of crop country …
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Whether you’re embarking on a long road trip out west, or escaping for just a weekend, choosing where to plonk down for the night is just as important as where you spend your days. From camping and caravanning to holiday homes …
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Don’t leave your best friend at home bring them along to enjoy the great outdoors across the Western Downs, whether camping or staying at a motel there are places for you and your best friend to stay awhile. In the Western …
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With creeks, rivers and tributaries running through the countryside like veins through the human body, few regions can lay claim to inland fishing as good as the Western Downs. There’s good reason for it – some parts of the region receive …
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Only three and a half hours from the city lights of Brisbane, you’ll find yourself in camel country, aka Tara. Home to Tara Festival of Culture & Camel Races, this town of about 2,000 people sure knows how to draw a …
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It’s no surprise the Bunya Mountains can draw a crowd. This is a destination that’s been in the business of bringing communities together for many, many years. This was a significant lore making and ceremony place for indigenous groups from Northern …
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Did you know that just west of the Great Dividing Range you can find endless plains of colourful fields, rolling grass hills, big skies and small towns with big hearts? Get off the grid, off the beaten track, and off on …
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Its population might only reach three figures (293), but if the number of letters in its name tell of anything – it’s that there’s much to learn about Queensland’s longest named town, Kaimkillenbun. Perched between Dalby and Bell on the highway …
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From natural beauty to history and culture, there’s always something new to discover in the Western Downs. Like everything good in life, the best places are often hardest to find – and this region 209km west of Brisbane is no exception. …
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