South West Queensland Outback, known for its rugged landscapes and unique geology, offers unforgettable hiking experiences. Carnarvon National Park, located north of Roma, is a spectacular oasis in the semi-arid landscape and features the Carnarvon Great Walk and Boowinda Gorge walk. These trails traverse ancient mountain ranges, arid plains, and valleys, allowing hikers to encounter rich Indigenous culture, rock art, and wildlife along the way. The Carnarvon Great Walk, which follows the Carnarvon Creek, is a popular choice for hikers. The walk passes through stunning gorges and offers opportunities to explore the untamed wilderness.
Other national parks in the region, such as Munga-Thirri National Park (Simpson Desert), Boodjamulla (Lawn Hill) National Park, Porcupine Gorge National Park, offer a variety of hiking trails, birdwatching, and bike riding experiences. Hikers can immerse themselves in the beautiful landscapes, encounter a rich variety of flora and fauna, and absorb the unique geological formations of the region. With Outback Queensland's vast expanses, dramatic desert scenery, and unique geological formations, hiking enthusiasts can expect an unforgettable outdoor adventure.