Cobb and Co Tourist Drive

The Cobb & Co Tourist Drive is a scenic route in southeast Queensland that celebrates the early days of stagecoach transportation.

Covering a distance of approximately 150 km, the drive follows the railway line and the original Cobb & Co route between Ipswich and Toowoomba. Along the way, visitors can enjoy historical and cultural attractions, as well as stunning natural scenery. Some of the key features of the drive include historical attractions, such as the Workshops Rail Museum in Ipswich, Das Neumann Haus Museum in Laidley, and the Grandchester Railway Station. The drive also takes visitors through the picturesque Lockyer Valley, known for its rolling hills, fertile farmland, and stunning mountain views. There are plenty of facilities and amenities along the route, including rest areas, picnic spots, public toilets, parking facilities, and a range of accommodation options in the towns and villages. With its range of attractions, scenery, and facilities, the Cobb & Co Tourist Drive offers something for everyone.