4 Days on the Goondiwindi Art Trail
Nestled on the banks of the Macintyre River and the border of maroons and blues country, The Goondiwindi Region proves itself a natural muse in more ways than one.
In Bunya Mountains National Park, experience a spellbinding landscape where spectacular bunya pines tower over tall rainforest along a mountain range that rises dramatically from the surrounding plains. Soak up stunning mountain scenery and spot a diverse range of wildlife as you explore on foot.
Sunshine Coast to Bunya Mountains PDF[APPROX. 180 KM / 2 HRS]
Take the M1 and head north from Maroochydore and onto State Route 49 via Gympie to Murgon which is a 174 km drive. Tour the Queensland Dairy & Heritage Museum and head to Moffatdale to visit the Moffatdale Ridge Winery or Dusty Hill Winery for the afternoon. Stay overnight and enjoy wine tasting in the region.
[APPROX. 156 KM / 2 HRS]
Take the A3 for 52km, stopping for morning tea in Kingaroy. Then continuing on the A3 head to Yarraman for award-winning gelato at Pink Flamingo before you arrive at the Bunya Mountains. Explore the walking trails of the Bunya’s before you settle into your accommodation; make time for a drink at Australia’s highest whisky bar — Shakleton’s Whiskey Bar.
[APPROX. 225 KM / 2 HRS 50 MINS]
Start driving back home via Blackbutt on A17, stopping at the Blackbutt Bakery for one of their famous pies. Continue home onto State Route 85 via Woodford.
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