Carnarvon Gorge

Carnarvon Gorge Wilderness Lodge, is a unique resort situated in the spectacular Carnarvon National Park. Carnarvon Gorge accommodation has over 25km of graded walking tracks criss-crossing fresh water streams, meandering through lush tropical side gorges, passing by tranquil waterfalls, climbing the sandstone cliffs and delving into the deep rock crevices that conceal many of Australia's significant Aboriginal art sites.

And it's yours to enjoy, when you journey into Queensland's southern central highlights. The focus of the Wilderness Lodge is to give each visitor an unforgettable environmental experience. The park surrounding the Lodge boasts unique wildlife, spectacular scenery and incredible bush walks.

Carnarvon Gorge Accommodation

Carnarvon Gorge Wilderness Lodge has been awarded advanced eco-accreditation by the Eco-tourism Association of Australia, which identifies the Lodge as a genuine eco-tourism operator and provider of quality eco-tourism experience. The Carnarvon Gorge accommodation staff and guides are committed to helping you appreciate the awesome beauty of the Gorge, so it will live your memory long after you leave.

Carnarvon Gorge Activities

The stunning landmark that is Carnarvon Gorge is renowned for its natural beauty and is an ecological wonderland so it’s no surprise that the biggest drawcards are its fantastic nature experiences. The Sandy Beach Nature Trail reveals a fascinating array of bird, animal and plant life while the sacred Aboriginal site of Cathedral Cave bears ancient artwork. The Scenic Track takes you through some of Carnarvon Gorge’s most notable geological formations including Ward’s Canyon, the Natural Amphitheatre, Wurrumbah Gorge and the Moss Garden.

Carnarvon Gorge Facts

Carnarvon Gorge is situated in the Southern Brigalow Belt bioregion of Central Queensland and is located 593 km northwest of Brisbane. The gorge is the most visited area of the sprawling 298,000 hectare Carnarvon National Park. The Aboriginal people who were the original inhabitants of this land have a dreamtime story which tells the tale of the Rainbow Serpent, which is said to have created the gorges and is said to still in habit the waterholes today.