4 places to discover
Corinna is a remote historic township on the Pieman River at the southern edge of the Tarkine (takayna) in western Tasmania. Established during the 1881 Pieman River gold rush, it was once a thriving gold-mining port. Today it is a wilderness retreat within rainforest, providing access to the Pieman River, Tarkine rainforest and heritage mining sites, and serves as a base for eco-tourism and river-based exploration.
El Questro is a vast wilderness park on a former cattle station in the East Kimberley region of Western Australia, within the Shire of Wyndham-East Kimberley on the Gibb River Road west of Kununurra. Covering about 700,000 acres, it is known for dramatic sandstone ranges, gorges, waterfalls and thermal springs. The property combines conservation, pastoral heritage and tourism, offering gorge walks, cruises and station stays in a remote outback setting.
Warren Gorge is a rugged natural gorge located about 12 kilometres west of Quorn in the southern Flinders Ranges, South Australia. Set within arid ranges and creek-lined river red gums, it is renowned as a reliable habitat for the endangered yellow-footed rock-wallaby. The gorge features dramatic quartzite cliffs, a seasonal creek and walking trails, offering visitors scenic bushwalking, wildlife viewing and photography in a remote, semi-arid landscape near the Dutchmans Stern Conservation Park.
Yuraygir National Park is a large coastal national park on the New South Wales north coast, stretching 65 kilometres from Yamba to Red Rock and encompassing the Wooli area in the Clarence Valley. Established in 1980, it protects one of the state's longest undeveloped coastlines, featuring beaches, rocky headlands, coastal heaths, forests and estuaries. It is notable for the four-day Yuraygir coastal walk, significant Aboriginal cultural sites and diverse flora and fauna.