Bulloo River Walk

Located in Quilpie, the Bulloo River Walk is a serene nature trail that provides visitors with an exceptional opportunity to appreciate the allure of the Australian native flora and fauna.

The walk is situated in the Bulloo River Catchment and Warrego Way, providing magnificent scenery for nature enthusiasts.

The Bulloo River Walk is a tranquil way to experience the natural wonders of the Outback. With signs displaying information about the various plant species along the way, visitors can learn more about the diverse flora of the region. The Bulloo River is a peaceful location, perfect for enjoying the natural ambience with family and friends. It is also an ideal spot for birdwatchers to identify and observe a variety of bird species. Keen birdwatchers are encouraged to look out for the different types of birds, including the rare and unique species endemic to the region.

The Bulloo River is also an excellent place to cast a fishing line and catch Yellowbelly (Golden perch), a popular freshwater fish. Visitors can also throw in a yabby pot to capture some delicious Yabbies (freshwater crayfish) for a delightful and fresh meal.

The ideal time to visit the Bulloo River Walk is during the winter and spring months when the weather is cooler and the plants and animals are more active. The Bulloo River Walk is located in Quilpie, Queensland, a small town in the Outback. To reach the starting point of the walk, visitors can take a flight to Quilpie Airport or drive via the Warrego Way. Once in Quilpie, visitors can follow the signposted directions to arrive at the starting point