North Burnett

Kick back or crank it up, The Burnett Way

This is true blue Australian country. Big skies. Dirt roads. Time to breathe. North Burnett is built for four wheel drives, campfires and getting properly off grid. Come for the adventure. Stay because you don’t feel like leaving. Around here, live, work and play is not a slogan. It is just life.

Small towns, one big-hearted

Region

The North Burnett serves up granite peaks, sandstone gorges and proper country charm with a side of farm-fresh flavour. Citrus country rolls into cattle stations, heritage towns meet creative trails, and every stretch of road rewards you with a lookout, a waterway or a cracking photo stop.

Roll through Biggenden for rugged ranges and big sky moments, then drift into art-filled Monto and its gorge country. Wind your way on to Mount Perry, where copper tales run deep and don’t leave without scoffing a sweet treat from the Mount Perry General Store that rivals your grandma’s best cake (trust us, your taste buds will thank you for the pitstop). In Gayndah and Mundubbera, the citrus is as fresh as it gets, while Eidsvold delivers true-blue bush stories straight from the heart of the outback.

The North Burnett is the kind of place where everyone knows everyone – and if they don’t, they will by the time you leave – served with good yarns, cold drinks, and true‑blue Queenslander spirit.

Get

Stuck in

If it involves a river, a track or a stretch of bush, you will find it in the North Burnett. Explore the backroads, bush camps, towns and national parks that turn North Burnett into your next go-to playground.

We’ll point you to the good stuff. After that, it is up to you to take the long way around.

Biggenden

Eidsvold

Gayndah

Monto

Mount Perry

Mundubbera

Family looking at ferns at Cania Gorge National Park

Cania Gorge