If you are trying to figure out what to do on the Atherton Tablelands, you may be struggling to decide where to start. And that’s no wonder, given there are just so many things to do here.
Whether you want to drive the highest declared road in Queensland, swing with a view, swim in waterfalls or stroll through quirky country towns, you’re in the right spot on the Atherton Tablelands.
These are our favorite February impressions of the Atherton Tablelands. Thank you all for #hashtagging – please keep tagging @athertontablelands and #athertontablelands for us to discover your images and repost them.
Images:
Balancing Rock at the Chillagoe-Mungana Caves National Park – the track is 440m return.
Ravenshoe – pretty as a picture
Mungalli Falls – while it’s not a vertical drop, the flow can create a powerful scene, especially in heavy rainfall. Please note this waterfall is accessed through Mungalli Falls Outdoor Education. Please check directly with the owner/operator if public access is available.
The Herberton Spy & Camera Museum – enter a world of mystery and intrigue and step into the shoes of a spy.
Starry nights at Malanda by @isaacjwhitton
Rainbow Lorikeets by @onepeach_
Drive the highest declared road in Queensland on the Atherton Tablelands – start from Grace Street Herberton, drive south for 15 km to Kennedy Highway. Turn right into the Kennedy Highway drive approx 2 km to Tumoulin Road turn off. Turn right, approx 0.8 km to highest road at 1162m.
Swing with a view at Herberton by @sameoldrichards
Rock Wallaby with her joey at Granite Gorge Nature Park by @travelandwildlifephotography
