Top Outback Queensland Eco Tours

After a hot Outback day, timing the sunset and getting out to a viewpoint is its own logistical puzzle. This evening tour solves it, with pickup from your Winton accommodation and transport to the Rangelands Outback Camp for golden hour. Watch the light shift across the sky and the land from an open viewpoint.

Reaching one of Australia’s most remarkable fossil sites on your own can be challenging, especially when you want to get real insight from what you’re seeing. This guided day tour to Lark Quarry Conservation Park makes it easy to visit the "Dinosaur Stamped," where more than 3,000 preserved footprints reveal a dramatic moment from around 95 million years ago. With a guide offering insight into the area's geology and prehistoric landscape, gain a better understanding of the site while enjoying wide-open outback scenery.

Enjoy a morning that reveals all the sights and secrets of Roma’s evolution as a vibrant outback town. This is the ideal tour if you want a knowledgeable and entertaining introduction to our history, agricultural heritage and natural environment.

The dinosaur trackways in Winton's mesa country sit along rough station roads that put off many self-drivers. This small-group tour reaches them for you, crossing Carisbrooke Station to a guided visit of the Stampede, where around 3,300 footprints survive in the rock. Stretch your legs on the Spinifex Walk, then stop for lunch with coffee and tea.

Delve into the rich tapestry of Roma's landscape, history, and ecology on a small group tour that offers a revealing perspective on this quintessential Australian outback town. Traverse prime agricultural land once recognised by early explorers, including Mount Abundance, where Mitchell and Leichhardt left their marks on history. Led by an eco guide, explore homestead gardens, spot native fauna, and gain insight into the ongoing interplay between humankind and nature. From the bustling Roma sale yards to serene nature spots teeming with wildlife, this tour promises an immersive experience, preserving the legacy of the region's past while celebrating its thriving present.

Discover the beauty of Roma Bush Gardens on a guided nature walk with Boobook Explore. Follow a gentle 1-kilometre trail through reforested bushland, rich with native flora and fauna. Marvel at the impressive River Red Gums, listen for water birds and observe wildlife around the historic Railway Dam. With insights from your expert nature guide, you’ll gain a deeper appreciation of the region’s unique ecosystems and natural heritage. Relaxing, educational and immersive, this peaceful walk offers an authentic connection to Queensland’s biodiversity and a refreshing escape into nature.

The ancient area of Bladensburg is an area of rich biodiversity, and is the historic land of the Koa Aboriginal people. Learn about the indigenous history of this area, now a national park, and see how it was taken over as a sheep station and then returned to nature as a park in the 1980s. Visit Scrammy gorge and water hole, and see for miles from the lookout.