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Stanthorpe , South East Queensland |
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| Aloomba Lavender on the Mount Lindesay Road (three to four kilometres north of Liston) is part of a 4,000 acre cattle property set in picturesque rolling hills. The 12,000 established lavender plants form a pretty pattern whether in flower or not (great opportunity for photographs).
The well stocked gift shop and the |
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Stanthorpe , South East Queensland |
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| Bald Rock National Park is located 45 minutes south of Stanthorpe on the Mount Lindesay Highway. Bald Rock is the main feature of the National Park. This dome is 750 metres long and 500 metres wide. It rises 200 metres above the surrounding bushland, and is the largest exposed granite type rock in Australia.
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Stanthorpe , South East Queensland |
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| Nestled in the heart of Queensland’s premier wine country, the Queensland College of Wine Tourism incorporates the Banca Ridge Winery and Cellar door and offers excellence in education and training, food and wine.
With state of the art facilities over looking the tranquil Banca Ridge Vineyard, the Queensland College o |
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Stanthorpe , South East Queensland |
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| At an average elevation of 900 metres above sea level, Girraween National Park is situated on the northern extremity of the New England Tablelands. Girraween National Park’s granite habitat is unique in Queensland.
The Castle Rock track features breathtaking panoramic views. The walk varies from gentle to moderate gr |
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Stanthorpe , South East Queensland |
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| Crystal Ridge Lavenders is only three kilometres from Stanthorpe, the heart of Queensland's premier wine country. It is part of a 160 acre prime lamb raising property. The lavender farm, gift shop, commercial lavender crop, display gardens and farm animal display are set on six and half acres. There are many differe |
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Stanthorpe , South East Queensland |
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| Visit a bushranger hideout! 'Thunderbolt' who roamed the New England Tableland, had one of his hideouts near Pozieres. Donnelly's Castle, as it is now called, is a rock formation that you can walk between, around and over. There are great views from the lookout and picnic facilities. Donnelly's Castle is located in th |
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Stanthorpe , South East Queensland |
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| Filippo's Tours Stanthorpe offers quality tours to the region. Whether you are a couple, a group or small club, Filippo's can easily cater for you as they provide seating for 90 people. The mini-buses and luxury coaches are air-conditioned. Tour offers fine food and country hospitality. Experienced and knowledgeable |
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Stanthorpe , South East Queensland |
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| Giardino Cafe and Farm Tours is dedicated to the late Mr Salvatore Turrisi (1911-1993). Today a third generation is using the latest farming practices and modern equipment to produce the freshest quality vegetables.
Relax and enjoy breakfast, lunch, morning or afternoon tea. Why not start the day with an internationa |
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Stanthorpe , South East Queensland |
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| At Harrington Glen Estate, enjoy the stunning views over the vineyard and the Glen Aplin region.
Eight acres of Cabernet Sauvignon, Shiraz, Merlot, Verdelho, White Muscat and Viognier grapes are carefully nurtured to produce award winning wines such as a five star Cabernet and a four and a half star Shiraz ratings awa |
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Stanthorpe , South East Queensland |
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| Come to the Market in the Mountains - where they Make It, Bake It, Sew It or Grow It. Over 45 stallholders sell a range of unique handcrafted items made from wood, leather, paper, wool, cotton and other items. Clothing, knitted items, hand bags and a great selection of jewellery handcrafted pieces. There's a wonderful |
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Stanthorpe , South East Queensland |
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| No visit to Girraween National Park is complete without trekking across the rocky slabs to Mount Norman, the highest point in the park.
Heading towards Castle Rock from Pyramids Road, continue through woodland, forest and heath before crossing a creek near the base of the mountain. The climb is steady though steep |
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Stanthorpe , South East Queensland |
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| An indulgence not to missed, Pure Heaven's Natural Skincare Factory and Cafe are surrounded by a picturesque lavender farm. Enjoy sampling the freshly made organic body cremes, nourishing body butters, delicious soap cake slices and much more! The extensive range of handmade natural products will delight the senses and |
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Stanthorpe , South East Queensland |
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| Quart Pot Creek runs through the town of Stanthorpe. It has been landscaped by the local Council, and now boasts concrete walking paths linking one end of town to the Red Bridge. Take time to walk alongside Quart Pot Creek and admire the surrounds of Stanthorpe. Feed the ducks, swim, or just relax under the shade of a |
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Stanthorpe , South East Queensland |
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| Come and see the district's heritage on display at the Stanthorpe Heritage Museum, located on High Street at the north end of Stanthorpe.
The Museum comprises of several historical buildings full of unique collectables from the mining, grazing, transport, fruit, medical industries as well as school education and gene |
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Stanthorpe , South East Queensland |
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| The Stanthorpe Regional Art Gallery displays quality exhibitions of both national and local importance, as well as fostering a strong program of regional artist exhibitions and displays that are relevant to the history and character of the Granite Belt region.
The gallery's 40 day exhibition program also include those |
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Stanthorpe , South East Queensland |
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| Storm King Dam rests in a picturesque rural setting with many water birds (including pelicans) and is an ideal spot for picnics, water sport and fishing. Fish species include golden perch, murray cod, silver perch, jew and river black fish.
Facilities include: toilets, picnic tables, wood barbecues, drinking water, j |
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Stanthorpe , South East Queensland |
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| High, remote and rough, Sundown National Park (south west of Stanthorpe) entices both self-sufficient campers and experienced bushwalkers to explore its rugged ridges and gorges. Camp at one of five camping areas (three accessible by four-wheel-drive only) or hike in to a secluded bush camp. From Broadwater campground, |
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Stanthorpe , South East Queensland |
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| Cross creeks, weave through eucalypt forests, past rocky outcrops and wetlands to the exposed rock face of Girraween National Park, where the track starts to climb up a series of stone steps to the base of The Pyramid. This is a good place to rest and enjoy the view of the surrounding bush before starting the steep cli |
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Stanthorpe , Western Downs |
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| Cross creeks, weave through eucalypt forests, past rocky outcrops and wetlands to the exposed rock face of Girraween National Park, where the track starts to climb up a series of stone steps to the base of The Pyramid. This is a good place to rest and enjoy the view of the surrounding bush before starting the steep cli |
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Stanthorpe , South East Queensland |
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| Whiskey Gully Wines, at Severnlea, is in the heart of the Granite Belt region which has ideal climate and soils for premium wine grape production. It produces elegant and fruity full-bodied red wines and well balanced white wines in both aromatic and fruit driven styles. Their wines have won over 50 trophies and awards |
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