10 things to do in Goondiwindi
Riddle us this: name a town which sits on the border of Queensland and New South Wales, whose name was put on the map thanks to a grey racehorse and plays home to a large portion of Australia’s cotton industry?
If you plan your holidays with your tastebuds front of mind, you’ll enjoy the spoils of the South Burnett.
Follow the wine trail, explore farm gates and tackle the walking trails when you’re in need of something to work up an appetite for round two.
Getting Here
Located on the edge of the Great Dividing Range, discover the food bowl region of the South Burnett region, just a two hour drive from Brisbane
The northern most reaches of Southern Queensland Country hides a produce scene worthy of centering your next holiday. From wine to peanuts, you’ll find every food group in between growing in South Burnett. When you’re not eating and drinking your way around the region, there’s walking trails to explore and wildlife to meet, as you get back to nature at one of the parks in the area, none more famous than the second oldest national park in Queensland, the Bunya Mountains National Park. Your ingredients to a good holiday start in the South Burnett. What’s more, the method is simple with just two steps: rest and relax.
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