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Natural Sciences Loop

Locality: Charleville, Queensland, Australia

Phone: +61 7 4654 7771

Address: 1 Milky Way 4470 Charleville, QLD, Australia

Website: www.experiencecharleville.com.au/natural-sciences-loop

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23.01.2022 If you’ve passed through Charleville before, you’ve no doubt seen Hotel Corones Charleville sitting proudly in Wills Street. Not only do they offer fantastic meals and customer service, you can also take their popular Stories and Scones tour! It takes visitors on a two hour behind the scenes tour of the hotel where you’ll learn all about pioneer Harry Corones and how he put Charleville on the map! Due to COVID restrictions, they are currently not serving scones, but the tou...r is still in full swing! There is some incredible history lurking in the hotel come and take the tour to find out all about it. - #aussielife #outbackliving #outbacktravels #outbackadventures #travellingwithchildren #travellingwithfriends #greynomads #greynomadsaustralia #greynomadlife #outbacktourism #tourismQLD #tourismaustralia #visitorschoice #bestplacestogo #bestplacestovisit #bestplacestotravel #traveltheworld #travelaustralia #bestplacesonearth #aussieaussieaussie #getoutandtravel #letsgo #wheretonext #wheretogo #wheretofindme #aussielovers #aussiephotos #outbackphotography #photography #letstravel See more

23.01.2022 We want you to explore our backyard but a little reminder just to BOOK AHEAD! School holidays are extremely busy in #outbackqueensland www.experiencecharleville.com.au #NicoleBond

22.01.2022 Whilst on your Natural Sciences Loop journey, make sure you stop at the Angellala Bridge, located just a short 20-minute drive south of Charleville. This historic site was the very spot where a truck carrying 53 tonnes of ammonium nitrate rolled, caught fire and exploded in 2014, destroying both the highway and rail bridge. - Stop and read all about this catastrophic event on the information boards that have since been erected on site. Six original pylons were salvaged from the disaster and have also been erected at the memorial site. - #experiencecharleville #charlevilleqld #angellalabridge #seeaustralia #naturalsciencesloop

21.01.2022 Our new WWII Secret Base in Charleville takes visitors on a journey which the U.S servicemen would have had to endure to reach Charleville. From stepping aboard the ship in America to arriving in hot, dusty Charleville, their journey would have been an eventful and long one! - The Secret Base building is now open on weekdays from 10am-12pm. Come and check it out whilst on your Natural Sciences Loop trip, and learn a thing or two about what went on here during WWII!

20.01.2022 Do you know who all of these people are in front of this B17? Come and take our Top-Secret Tour in Charleville to find out! This is a fascinating wartime story that took place right here in Charleville during WWII! - Drop in and see us before setting off on your Natural Sciences Loop road trip - we’d love to share our story with you!

19.01.2022 A follow up to the Lake Bindegolly Birds post, these are just 5 of the birds on the list.

18.01.2022 Do you know where this popular spot is on the Natural Sciences Loop? We’ll give you a hint the building is one of the most photographed in the areaDrop your guesses in the comments below!

18.01.2022 Today is National Bilby Day and even though we aren’t celebrating as we normally would in Charleville there are other ways you can still help #savethebilbyfund. Click on the link below and learn more about this organisation. https://m.facebook.com/savethebilby/

17.01.2022 Feeling tired as you travel along the Natural Sciences Loop?? The Quilpie Visitor Information Centre is now a designated Driver Reviver site with tea, coffee and snacks and they are just waiting to greet you. Pop in and refresh today!... For more information on the Quilpie Shire visit: www.visitquilpieshire.com

17.01.2022 Here’s another fantastic shot of the Cooladdi railway siding one of the most photographed buildings in the area! This is a fantastic spot to stop and stretch the legs whilst on your Natural Sciences Loop journey! Located between Quilpie and Charleville, the siding can be found just off the Cooladdi Access Road. While in Cooladdi, stop in and grab a bite to eat under the trees at the famous Foxtrap Roadhouse a welcome sight along the Diamantina Development Road. - Photo credit: Peter Murray

15.01.2022 Need adventure on a lesser scale? Come to Thargo, book into the Explorers Caravan Park and hire a kayak for a few hours. Make sure you slip on a shirt, slop on sunscreen and slap on a hat, and enjoy the birds and scenery as you paddle along the Bulloo River.

15.01.2022 To learn about Charleville’s fascinating history, make sure you stop in at the Historic House Museum, located on Alfred Street. Inside, you’ll find a wonderful collection of old books, photos and antiques that date back to the 1800’s, including the original bank vault that still sits inside the building to this day. On the grounds of the museum you will also find a collection of machinery, a Cobb & Co coach, a rail ambulance and steam engine. - A must visit on your next visit to Charleville! Open 9am 3pm Monday to Friday. 9am 12pm Sat & 10am 2pm Sunday. - #aussielife #outbackliving #outbacktravels #outbackadventures #travellingwithchildren #travellingwithfriends #greynomads #greynomadsaustralia #greynomadlife #outbacktourism #tourismQLD #naturalsciencesloop #nsl

14.01.2022 Next week on the 5th of September, marks six years since the devastating Angellala Bridge explosion which destroyed the Angellala Bridge. After a truck carrying 50 tonnes of ammonium nitrate rolled over and exploded on the Mitchell Highway, the bridge and surrounding area was totalled, closing the highway and cutting a major link to the Outback for tourists and freight. - It was a miracle that no one died on that day, although several people were seriously injured in the disaster which locals still recall vividly to this day. A memorial site with information boards has since been erected at the bridge, so if you’re heading south on the Natural Sciences Loop from Charleville, stop in and take a read an incredible story!

13.01.2022 Don't sit around dreaming about international travel when Australia has so many incredible places to explore. Make sure you start with Quilpie Shire along the Natural Sciences Loop....it is home to some fantastic sights that will rival any international destination. All the evidence you need is right here.... https://www.visitquilpieshire.com//swap-that-internationa/... #visitquilpieshire #outbackqueensland #thisisqueensland #seeaustralia #warregoway #naturalsciencesloop #goodtogo #travelqueensland #ownbackyard #hiddensecrets #domestictravel

13.01.2022 The Cunnamulla Bushlands is one of our favourite walks to do around Cunnamulla. The recently upgraded area is home to the different ecosystems that you will find within the Paroo Shire. Today we will be focusing on the Mulgalands. Mulga or Acacia aneura is a tree which grows up to 8m high. It is most often used for stock fodder, fencing, with indigenous uses including boomerangs, digging sticks and spears. For more information or to get a map drop into the Information Centr...e or visit https://cunnamullatourism.com.au//na/cunnamulla-bushlands/ #visitcunnamulla #cunnamulla #outbackqueensland #thisisqueensland #naturalsciencesloop

11.01.2022 Keep your eyes open when in the Quilpie Shire on your Natural Sciences Loop adventure. You might just be lucky enough to spot some of the incredible birdlife that call the Quilpie Shire home. We've got a guide here to get you started. #visitquilpiehire #outbackqueensland #thisisqueensland #seeaustralia #naturalsciencesloop #warregoway #birdlife #birdsofinstagram #birdwatching #australianbirds #australianwildlife #nativewildlife https://www.visitquilpieshire.com//10-birds-to-spot-in-th/

11.01.2022 How fantastic is this photo taken at the Charleville Cosmos Centre, at the gateway to the Natural Sciences Loop?! If you would like to try your hand at astrophotography, then contact the centre for more details. You could be snapping photos like this in no time at all! - https://www.facebook.com/CharlevilleCosmosCentre - Photo credit: Mike Dalley

10.01.2022 The Natural Sciences Loop. It has it all; birds, opals, fossicking, fossils, starry night skies, rivers, geology, lakes, billabongs, artesian waters, bilbies and the famous Dig Tree. It's natural history and heritage all rolled into one. Stand on the bitumen or get off the beaten track to explore. Discover Outback Queensland's natural and manmade heritage, outback towns, outback people, big sky, big country, wildlife habitat [now and prehistoric], rainbow rocks, starry nights and more...go on explore the loop. Have you ever wondered where science fits into this but wasn't game enough to ask? Well now is your chance to ask questions or give your response to how you think the name Natural Sciences Loop came to be. At the end, the NSL group will provide you with all the info.

09.01.2022 Not long until the School Holidays. Who is planning a trip along the Natural Sciences Loop? Of course you are....why wouldn't you be! Here are some (but my no means all) family fun activities to be had in the Quilpie Shire! See you soon. #visitquilpieshire #outbackqueensland #thisisqueensland #seeaustralia #warregoway #naturalsciencesloop #schoolholidays #traveltotheoutback #travelwithkids #familyholiday #traveloutbackaust #traveloutbackqueensland #queensland #goodtogo ... https://www.visitquilpieshire.com//top-5-to-dos-in-the-qu/

09.01.2022 While travelling the Natural Sciences Loop between Thargomindah to Eromanga, make sure you head into the Dig Tree, located on Nappa Merrie Station, off Innamincka Road. There is a $20 Conservation Fee per vehicle, however camping is free. Visit: www.thedigtree.com.au

08.01.2022 Lake Bindegolly is located about 45 minutes drive from Thargomindah, on the Cunnamulla Road. There is plenty of natural bush camping and an abundance of beautiful birds. See the link for the list of birds habitating Lake Bindegolly. If you've managed to spot any on the list and a photo, we'd love you to share them by either putting them in comments or message us with the image name of bird and your name and we'll showcase them on a follow up post!! Ps: the weather has certainly cooled down here so birds are everywhere. https://wetlandinfo.des.qld.gov.au/we/facts-maps/wildlife/

06.01.2022 Thanks to CruiseOz for visiting our little towns in the Outback. Glad you had a wonderful time and we look forward to seeing you out again soon!!

04.01.2022 The September School holiday's are creeping closer and closer and what better family road trip then a journey along the Natural Sciences Loop. Dinosaurs, stars, Opal and so many more natural wonders just waiting to be explored. Start planning your journey today by checking out the blog below. See you in September! ... #visitquilpieshire #outbackqueensland #thisisqueensland #seeaustralia #warregoway #naturalsciencesloop #schoolholidays #holidayroadtrip #travellingwithkids #familyroadtrip #schoolholidayfun #schoolholidayadventure #familyholiday #travelwithaninsider #traveloutbackaust #visittheoutback #visitqueensland #visitruralqueensland #gotothebush #visitthebush #eromanga #dinosaurs https://www.visitquilpieshire.com//quilpie-shire-with-kid/

03.01.2022 Did you know that Sunday the 27th of September is World Tourism Day? What better way to celebrate than with a trip on the Natural Sciences Loop. Make sure you pop in to the Quilpie Visitor Information Centre on Monday morning from 10am and help us celebrate World Tourism Day. For more information on the Quilpie Shire visit: www.visitquilpieshire.com ... #visitquilpieshire #outbackqueensland #warregoway #naturalsciencesloop #quilpie #worldtourismday #celebrate #travel

03.01.2022 Travelling the Natural Sciences Loop these school holidays and need somewhere to stop and entertain the kids? Charleville has several picturesque parks to take a stroll around after a long day of sightseeing! Make sure you check out the Outback Native Timber Walk at Graham Andrews Parklands where you can spot many species of Australian trees and enjoy some bird watching too! A great spot for some downtime with the kids. - Thank you to Shirley Keene for allowing us to share these great photos of our parklands!

03.01.2022 We have some of the most colourful sunrises and sunsets out here on the Natural Sciences Loop they are truly wonderful to watch! - Photo credit: Gabby Rayment