Hennessey Mountain Bike Track is a downhill mountain bike track set up in the Glass House Mountains, not far from the Glass House Mountains Scenic Lookout. Maintained by the Sunshine Coast Council and D’Aguilar Range Cycling Club, the 1km track runs along the Beerburrum Woodford Rd and features jumps, drop-offs, steeply banked berms, technical terns, … Read more
The river cruises in Swan Hill is operated at the Pioneer Settlement open air museum. The cruise is on the PS Pyap, a paddlesteamer built at Mannum in South Australia in 1896, and was a floating store for the Eudunda Farmers Cooperative, selling to settlers and settlements along the Murray River before being sold for … Read more
The Boomerang Farm is in Mudgeeraba near the Gold Coast. The name comes from it originating as a dairy farm, and later becoming a tourist attraction for throwing boomerangs. In the 1990s it was developed into a golf course. The golf course consists of 9 holes with 18 tees, ranging from par 3 to par … Read more
This brown sign destination changed in 2021 with the golf course closing on 30th June, 2021. The brown signs for Victoria Park Golf Complex were changed to simply be Victoria Park. A new page has been created to replace this one, and this page removed from the maps. Victoria Park Golf Complex is a golf … Read more
Settlement Cove Lagoon, also known as Redcliffe Lagoon, is a free water park, set on the shores of Moreton Bay at Redcliffe. It is very popular for families and is not uncommon to see it busy on weekday afternoons during the summer. The lagoon is quite large with varying depths from shallow areas through to … Read more
The Sir Thomas Brisbane Planetarium is located at the Mt Coot-tha Botanic Gardens , with an observatory and a 12.5 metre diameter projection dome. Access to the Planetarium is free, where you can look at the displays in the foyer and the gallery around the perimeter of the skydome, and the mini theatre near the foyer. The … Read more
Kingaroy Observatory was originally the Maidenwell Astronomical Observatory, opening in 2004. It was moved to Kingaroy, re-opening in June 2015 to have more accommodation options close by. The host astronomer James Barclay has over 65 years experience in science. Funded by James and his wife Lyn, it is the largest self-funded astro tourism business in … Read more
