How To A Guide for Responsible Adventuring Venturing into the great outdoors is a rewarding and exhilarating experience. The Wet Tropics World Heritage Area is a pristine environment that offers adventurers a chance to explore unique ecosystems, encounter wildlife, and immerse in the natural beauty of the landscape. However, with great adventure comes great responsibility. It is
Paid-members only North Queensland Ewan Hills Ewan offers a window into Queensland's mining past, dating to 1875. Historical artefacts and machinery dot the landscape, while Townsville played a crucial role in the trade. Rich in flora and fauna, the area is both a scenic and historical adventure.
Townsville Differences between Rogaining and Orienteering and how to get involved Orienteering and Rogaining are two adventure sports that challenge your navigation skills and physical fitness. Both are about finding your way through diverse terrains with the help of a map and compass. However, there are some fundamental differences between the two. In Townsville, the Totally Tropical Orienteering Club is a
Members only Clemant State Forest Clemant State Forest & Saltwater Gorge & Falls Clemant State Forest is a picturesque and ecologically diverse region known for its lush greenery and abundant waterways and the Godwins Peak trail.
Girringun National Park Paddling The Herbert River The Herbert River, nestled in North Queensland about 200km South of Cairns, is one of Australia's classic extended river trips, rivalling Tasmania's Franklin. This superb deep granite gorge boasts numerous waterfalls and steep, bouldery rapids and chutes.
Far North Queensland Discovering Unspoiled Beauty Camping at Goshen Station Located in the lush, tropical expanse of North Queensland, Goshen Station stands as a beacon of untamed beauty and serene wilderness.
Townsville An adventurers guide to Townsville Townsville is a vibrant and exciting city located in northeastern Australia. With its beautiful beaches, stunning national parks, and rich cultural heritage, Townsville is the perfect destination for adventurers of all types. Here are a few examples of the types of adventures you can have in Townsville: 1. Explore the
Great Barrier Reef An adventurous guide to the Great Barrier Reef Townsville marks the centre of the Great Barrier Reef, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and natural wonder of the world that offers a wide range of activities for adventurers of all ages. Located off the northeast coast of Australia and stretching for 2300km, this beautiful coral reef system is home
Greater Palm Group Fantome Island (Eumilli Island) The island is known for its 1928 lock hospital (for those with venereal disease) and 1939 leprosarium, known as the lazaret. Both are now heritage-listed on the Queensland Heritage Register, as Fantome Island Lock Hospital and Lazaret Sites. The island is no longer inhabited.
Bowling Green Bay National Park Cocoa Creek, Cape Cleveland Set up a camper trailer or tent besides your four-wheel drive close to Cocoa Creek, tucked along Cocoa Creek.
Paluma Range National Park Turtle Creek Turtle Creek is a stream that flows off the summit of Mount Halifax into Rollingstone Creek West Branch.
Bowling Green Bay National Park Salmon Creek, Cape Cleveland Set up a camp near a beach along Salmon Creek's bank.