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TOURS ATTRACTIONS WINDORAH

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Windorah Nature Drive

7 Maryborough Street, Windorah QLD 4481

The Nature Drive is a 12 kilometre off-road drive from Windorah to Coopers Creek that passes through a variety of country including Gidgee woodlands, Spinifex grasslands and floodplains to finish the drive at Coopers Creek. There are around 38 different flora with common name plates as well as a number of points of interest along the way. The drive will join the Quilpie Road at the bridge over Coopers Creek. Pick up a fact sheet from the Information Centre before you leave. Although called a 'drive' it is a good easy afternoon walk for hikers. Just ask at the Information Centre if you need to be dropped off at the start or picked up at the finish.

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Whitula Gate Museum

7 Maryborough Street, Windorah QLD 4481

The Whitula Gate Museum is based around an original slab hut built by the Rabbit Board in 1906 as a boundary riders' hut. The hut was moved to its present location in 1996 to be used as the centre point of the museum. The museum has been designed to re-create an 1800s homestead. The museum has household and station equipment as well as aboriginal artifacts on display. Combined with the museum is the Windorah Information Centre, it is a great place to stop, revive and collect local information.

Whitula Gate Museum

7 Maryborough Street, Windorah QLD 4481
The Whitula Gate Museum is based around an original slab hut built by the Rabbit Board in 1906 as a boundary riders' hut. The hut was moved to its present location in 1996 to be used as the centre point of the museum. The museum has been designed to re-create an 1800s homestead. The museum has household and station equipment as well as aboriginal artifacts on display. Combined with the museum is the Windorah Information Centre, it is a great place to stop, revive and collect local information....
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JC Hotel Ruins

Maryborough Street, Windorah QLD 4481
The "JC" is a historical site located 80 kilometres west of Windorah. A great place to stop for a cuppa and explore the ruins of the hotel, learn it's history from the Information board and visit the small cemetery located near the ruins. Information regarding the JC Hotel ruins is available at the Windorah Visitor Information Centre. (following is an extract from some of that history) "In 1865 John Costello took a property on Kyabra creek near Eromanga and shortly afterwards he commenced exploration westward, across Coopers Creek to the Diamantina and Georgina rivers. On one of these trips he was empowered by John Collin and son of Melbourne to secure land for the Collins family. It was during one of these early exploring trips that John stopped here and carved his initials, (or was it J.C. for John Collin) on the famous “JC” tree while he waited for his billy to boil. At a later date the hotel was built nearby." The roof was pulled off in 1956 resulting in the pise melting in the weather over the years leaving just the mounds of dirt and a few stumps in its place. ...
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Windorah Nature Drive

Maryborough Street, Windorah QLD 4481
This Nature Drive has been developed to help people understand and appreciate their region. Their aim is to maintain the area surrounding the Drive in as near natural state as possible. You can either start the drive just out of Windorah and end up at Cooper’s Creek or vice versa. If it is wet, the black soil section of the Drive nearest the Creek can be skipped by following the alternate road after the grid. The Cooper’s Creek floodplain has a number of distinctly different plant communities, including coolibah woodland, alluvial herb land, lignum shrub land, gidgee open woodland and spinifex grassland. The flat areas of the flood plain adjacent to Cooper’s Creek are usually bare or sparsely vegetated prior to floods. During the floods, the areas are temporarily covered with water. As the water recedes, a dense growth of plants appears. The main channels are lined with the majestic River Red Gum, Coolibah, River Tea Tree and wattles. Many wildlife species rely on this habitat for homes, food and shelter....
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Whitula Gate Museum

7 Maryborough Street, Windorah QLD 4481
The Whitula Gate Museum is based around an original slab hut built by the Rabbit Board in 1906 as a boundary riders' hut. The hut was moved to its present location in 1996 to be used as the centre point of the museum. The museum has been designed to re-create an 1800s homestead. The museum has household and station equipment as well as aboriginal artifacts on display. Combined with the museum is the Windorah Information Centre, it is a great place to stop, revive and collect local information. ...
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History and Information Walk - Windorah

Maryborough Street, Windorah QLD 4481
A self guided walk around the town of Windorah. Call into the Visitor Information Centre and collect your guide to unlock some of the history on the points of interest around Windorah. Learn about this history of the churches, memorials and other interesting places while you take a leisurely stroll around town. The guide has a map and all the information you need to complete the walk. ...
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Windorah Solar Farm

Maryborough Street, Windorah QLD 4481
The Ergon Energy Solar Farm located at Windorah in outback Queensland was commissioned in 2009, and provides the Windorah township and some outlying properties with electricity. The generation of up to 360,000 kilowatt hours of electricity each year greatly reduces the amount of diesel previously used for supply needs. Although there are no tours of the solar farm, it is located across the road from their airport, and a perfect photo opportunity and information board is provided, with plenty of space to pull over. Photographers have taken some great shots of their Solar Farm, with their amazing sunsets, and even the reflection of the Milky Way in the panels! ...