
Escarpment country and shale-works ruins, with 242 bird species recorded across the valley.
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Stony Creek drops 268 metres in one unbroken fall into a gorge still eroding upstream.
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Rainforest ridges and coral beaches on foot, ten minutes from the Whitsunday resort strip.
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Queensland's highest peak, an hour's drive south of Cairns.
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The world's largest stand of bunya pines, on a plateau built for gatherings.
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Platypus from a boardwalk platform, in mist-fed rainforest an hour above the cane fields.
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Around 200 wild caves and a limestone slot canyon in a gorge near Goulburn.
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A 90m volcanic dyke, a sky with zero light pollution, 17-million-year-old spires.
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Banded sandstone beehives: a living-skin geology found in textbooks, not postcards.
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A 17km quartzite pound and the rocks that define the Ediacaran Period.
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Four gorges meet over a 120m drop into 2.5-billion-year-old banded ironstone.
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Granite headlands at mainland Australia's southernmost edge, with wombats on the lawn at dusk.
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Pink granite peaks and a white crescent of sand: Wineglass Bay, Tasmania's east coast.
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Rock art older than the last ice age, above floodplains that refill every wet season.
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A wild sandstone labyrinth of towering cliffs, hidden gorges, ancient rock art and creek crossings in the heart of Queensland's outback.
See places to stay →A sandstone canyon that opens out of flat savanna, with permanent waterholes.
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