Ravenshoe Accommodation
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A beautifully preserved 10 bedroom residence with period furniture, 12-foot ceilings, polished timber floors, fireplace & the original chapel, nestled amongst fragrant English gardens and box hedges. |
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- Max Guests in Total: 19
- Type: Bed and Breakfast
- Price From: $75
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HEART OF THE MISTY MOUNTAINS Secluded fully appointed cottage set in acres of forest. Possums, wallabys, platypus, many bird species all on property. Wood fire for winter, heated spa pool on verandah. Pet friendly. |
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- Max Guests per Cottage: 5
- Type: Bed and Breakfast
- Price From: $180
Information about Ravenshoe
Ravenshoe, the highest town in Queensland at 930 metres, is a lush region of mountain pastures and unspoiled World Heritage rainforest. Situated five kilometres from Ravenshoe you will find windmills that are 46 metres freestanding and twenty of them together is a spectacular sight to behold and has become a popular tourist attraction. The windmills were built to provide the district with an alternative and environmentally power supply. In 1987 when World Heritage listing of the Wet Tropics occurred Ravenshoe was a timber town producing beautiful furniture timbers as well as veneers. Today, the town still has a timber mill operating using mainly plantation pine.
From Ravenshoe, the Tully Falls Road leads south and becomes an unsealed road 25 kilometres out. At this point you can take a short walk to overlook the impressive 293 metre Tully Falls at Tully Gorge.
After returning to Ravenshoe travel west along the Kennedy Highway to Innot Hot Springs, natural mineral springs that are ideal for reviving travellers. Along the way you can visit the spectacular Millstream Falls, the widest waterfalls in Australia. Little Millstream Falls, on Tully Falls Road, are also well worth a visit.