Rossville

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Black Mountain National Park lies about 25 kilometres southwest of Cooktown in #FarNorthQueensland, #Australia. The park is significant for its granite boulders formed from magma 250 million years ago and also the cultural landscape to Australian Aboriginals, known as 'place of spear'. This picture was taken in the fading light of day with my trusty iPhone5s. Black Mountain #NationalPark #goldenhour
Black Mountain National Park lies about 25 kilometres southwest of Cooktown in #FarNorthQueensland, #Australia. The park is significant for its granite boulders formed from magma 250 million years ago and also the cultural landscape to Australian Aboriginals, known as 'place of spear'. This picture was taken in the fading light of day with my trusty iPhone5s. Black Mountain #NationalPark #goldenhour
The Lion’s Den Hotel is the stop for a well-earned beer after completing the Bloomfield Track, but even worth a drive out from Cooktown. The pub opened in 1875 and stayed in the same family for nearly 90 years. It’s covered in hand-written messages, which is a tradition going back decades when the workers at the nearby mines would give their wages to the hotel and then keep track of how much they’d spent on the walls of the bar. The interior is adorned with memorabilia and there’s a small museum too. Definitely worth a look.
Mungumby Lodge - Cooktown

Mungumby Lodge - Cooktown

3 out of 5
388 Mungumby Rd Rossville QLD
Stay at this guesthouse in Rossville. Enjoy free parking, an outdoor pool, and breakfast (surcharge). Popular attractions Mungumby Creek Nature Refuge and Black ...
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Mungumby Lodge - Cooktown
Cape Tribulation Beach House

Cape Tribulation Beach House

3.5 out of 5
152 Rykers Road Cape Tribulation QLD
Book a stay at this beach resort in Cape Tribulation. Enjoy free parking, a beach locale, and a garden. Our guests praise the helpful staff in our reviews. Popular ...
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Heritage Lodge

Heritage Lodge

3.5 out of 5
Lot 236/R96 Turpentine Rd Diwan QLD
Stay at this hotel in Diwan. Enjoy free parking, daily housekeeping, and a garden. Popular attractions Daintree Rainforest and Alexandra Bay Waterfall are located ...
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Daintree Cascades

Daintree Cascades

3.5 out of 5
202 Stonewood Rd Diwan QLD
Stay at this cabin in Diwan. Enjoy free parking, a garden, and an in-room coffeemaker. Popular attractions Daintree Rainforest and Daintree Entomological Museum ...
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Noah Creek Eco Huts

Noah Creek Eco Huts

3 out of 5
3017 Cape Tribulation Rd Thornton Beach QLD
Stay at this vacation home in Thornton Beach. Enjoy free parking, a garden, and a fireplace in the lobby. Popular attractions Daintree Rainforest and Marrdja ...
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Alkira Award Winning Luxury Holiday Home

Alkira Award Winning Luxury Holiday Home

4 out of 5
ALKIRA 3726, CAPE TRIBULATION RD Cape Tribulation QLD
Stay at this vacation home in Cape Tribulation. Enjoy free WiFi, free parking, and private pools. Popular attractions Daintree Rainforest and Dubuji Boardwalk ...
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Black Mountain National Park

Explore the great outdoors at Black Mountain National Park, a lovely green space in Rossville.

Black Mountain National Park

Mungumby Creek Nature Refuge

Explore the great outdoors at Mungumby Creek Nature Refuge, a lovely green space in Rossville.

Mungumby Creek Nature Refuge

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Black Mountain, Kalkajaka National Park near Cooktown

Cooktown

The Lion’s Den Hotel is the stop for a well-earned beer after completing the Bloomfield Track, but even worth a drive out from Cooktown. The pub opened in 1875 and stayed in the same family for nearly 90 years. It’s covered in hand-written messages, which is a tradition going back decades when the workers at the nearby mines would give their wages to the hotel and then keep track of how much they’d spent on the walls of the bar. The interior is adorned with memorabilia and there’s a small museum too. Definitely worth a look.

Helenvale

Throwback to May, 2014 when stopped at the Palmer River in northern Queensland. The Palmer River lies almost directly west and inland to Cape Tribulation. The river flooded in the aftermath of a severe cyclone in late March. Water flowed over the bridge and debris was visible the bridge and along the river banks. One can stay overnight at the Palmer River Roadhouse and there is a range of accomodation available to suit most travellers. An interesting place to stop for an hour or longer!

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