Far West Queensland, the farthest corner of the state, offers a unique and iconic outback experience. One of the most renowned attractions is standing atop Big Red at sunset, the first sand dune of the Simpson Desert, offering a breathtaking view. Travelers can also enjoy the largest rodeo in the southern hemisphere, experience the pioneering history and outback adventure in Birdsville, visit the Qantas Founders Museum, explore the Australian Age of Dinosaurs, and witness the Dinosaur Stampede at Lark Quarry Conservation Park. Additionally, the region is known for its red sand dunes, waterholes, and channel country, providing opportunities for authentic outback experiences such as self-drive tours and exploring the small country towns known for their hospitality and genuine rural experiences.
Visitors to Far West Queensland can immerse themselves in the region's rich history and natural beauty by exploring attractions such as the JC Hotel Ruins, Whitula Gate Museum, John Egan Pioneer Track, Waddi Trees, and Welford National Park in Birdsville. The area also offers the opportunity to travel between three states without getting on a plane, making it a unique and memorable experience for travelers.