A Fresh Perspective on Travel Every Day
In the arid and remote Queensland outback, the city of Mount Isa was established in the 1920s when a solitary prospector discovered one of the world’s largest metal deposits. Within a few years, Mount Isa evolved into a fully functional town connected to the coast by railway.
More than 200 Queensland national parks provide visitors often unrivaled views of natural attractions, an insight into Australia’s unique ecological environment, and a place for active and passive recreation. No wonder, they are among the country’s most visited outdoor sites.
Some of these national parks are close to population centers and easily accessible while others may be in more remote regions and require hours of driving.