Full Itinerary

Spend the day exploring Cania Gorge National Park, fishing at the Dam or wander through the Cultural and Historic Complex and Museum Reserve and the Lister Street Artwalk precinct before heading south to Eidsvold. Overnight Eidsvold.

The Canian Gorgre National Park is 373 kilometres northwest of Brisbane and 223 kilometres west of Bundaberg. The nearest town is Monto.

Discover the bush spirit at the RM Williams Australian Bush Learning Centre before driving south to Mundubbera. Explore the Auburn River National Park. Overnight Mundubbera.

The town of Mundubbera is 363 kilometres northwest of Brisbane and 184 kilometres west of Bundaberg . Mundubbera is part of the Wide Bay Burnett region of Queensland.

Drive 26 kilometres south of Gayndah to Ban Ban Springs where a natural spring and popular picnic area located. Turn left at Ban Ban Springs passing the scenic volcanic mountains known as the Seven Sisters heading towards the township of Coalstoun Lakes. The volcanic history of the area is apparent everywhere. The turnoff to Coalstoun Lakes National Park is on your right past the township. Situated between Biggenden and Coastoun Lakes is the turn off to Coongarra Rock at Lords Road which goes to within a short distance of this spectacular outcrop (four wheel drive only). Overnight Biggenden.

Don't miss the Mundubbera Regional Art Gallery. Picnic in the beautiful grounds of Bicentennial Park where there is plenty to see including a Sensory Garden and a series of metal sculptures. Return to Gayndah.

Gayndah is location 37 kilometres west of Mundubbera, 366 kilometres north of Brisbane and 148 kilometres south west of Bundaberg.

North Burnett has it's lovely mountain ranges and rural views. Explore one of the great National Parks or visit the local Museum. Enjoy a picnic at the Paradise Dam or venture to look at Chowey Bridge before heading to Mount Perry. The countryside is very scenic and beautiful as you travel along the route. Overnight Mount Perry

Follow the heritage walk to relive some of Mount Perry's history, take in the views from the Normandy Lookout, and visit the cultural centre and art gallery. Enjoy a hearty meal and country hospitality at one of the pubs en route to Monto.

Monto is the youngest town in the North Burnett, being established in 1924. This is in contrast with the district’s ancient geological features which include the sandstone cliffs of Cania Gorge, a 200 million year old coral reef, and rich mining deposits of copper, gold and coal.

Monto is an agricultural centre with cattle, piggeries and dairies. It’s hard rich soil produces lush crops such as grain, sunflower, navy beans and lucerne.

Overnight Monto.