Experience the wonders of the southern night sky at Australia's first International Dark-Sky Sanctuary, the Gondwana Stars Observatory. Guided tours combine naked-eye stargazing with telescope viewing, exploring the evolution of the cosmos and our place within it. Discover what the dinosaurs might have seen, how constellations shift over time and the stories the stars tell under one of Australia's darkest skies.

The Ultimate Dinosaur tour at the Australian Age of Dinosaurs Museum of Natural History takes visitors on a guided journey through the Fossil Preparation Laboratory, the Collection Room in the Reception Centre, the "March of the Titanosaurs" exhibition and a self-guided walk through Dinosaur Canyon.

The dinosaur trackways at Dinosaur Stampede National Monument were formed 95 million years ago, when Outback Queensland was a vastly different landscape. A herd of at least 150 small two-legged dinosaurs — including chicken-sized carnivorous coelurosaurs and slightly larger plant-eating ornithopods — came to drink at the edge of a lake.

Over 3,300 footprints are preserved in the rock, providing stark evidence of the panic that erupted when a large theropod arrived. This snapshot of a terrifying moment has been frozen in time, making Winton home to the only known dinosaur stampede in the world. This is an unforgettable experience for visitors of all ages.