GEOLOGICAL WONDERS

A serene blue lake surrounded by lush rainforest, Lake Eacham in part of Crater Lakes National Park. Take a refreshing dip and then relax in the shade, or wander along...

Travel through the Australian outback, on a Savannah Way drive en-route to the Atherton Tablelands, to see the spectacular gorges, lava tubes and fossicking fields of the Etheridge Shire. Dramatic...

The Geological Wonders Trail provides spectacular and interesting insights into the formation of the Atherton Tablelands over millions of years. Basalt lava from shield volcanoes weathered over the ages to...

Hallorans Hills Conservation Park protects eucalypt forest and a remnant of the endangered mabi forest on an extinct volcanic cone. The cone is part of the legacy of the tableland's fiery...

Located in Far North Queensland’s Gulf Savannah, is an ancient geological landform tucked away within the rugged sandstone formations called Cobbold Gorge. This gorge is vastly different from others due...

Visitors can explore Donna, Trezkinn and Royal Arch caves on ranger-guided cave tours, which run daily except Christmas Day. Tickets must be purchased in advance from Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service...

Share one man’s passion for crystals and fossils at the Crystal Caves. Journey through 300m2 of tunnels and grottos that Rene built to feature his million year old natural crystals...

Undara is the place to explore geological wonders, enjoy the comforts and hospitality of a unique Outback setting where the local wildlife are as abundant, as they are at home,...

This popular park features a deep crater lake surrounded by cool lush rainforest. Lake Barrine, part of Crater Lakes National Park, is a maar—a crater lake formed by two massive...

Talaroo Hot Springs unite one of outback Queensland’s most extraordinary geological wonders with the unique cultural experiences of the Ewamian people. The Talaroo Hot Springs experience includes a caravan park,...

The Hypipamee crater is referred to as a volcanic pipe. The pipe was opened upward through surface rocks by gas produced from molten rock below and as a result of...