The village of Yungaburra in Tropical Far North Queensland, Australia is easily accessible from Cairns, just over one hour up the Gillies Range or come from Cairns’ northern beaches via the Kuranda Range. If you are driving north from Townsville you can drive the Palmerston Highway from Innisfail. Yungaburra is located centrally on the Atherton Tablelands, with all the attractions within an hour and a half drive.
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Peterson Creek – Wildlife & Botanical Walking Track
In the heart of Yungaburra is a special walk where you may be able to view platypus, a rare Lumholtz Tree-Kangaroo, the unique ‘Lloyd’s Suspension Bridge’, historical objects and more.
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Things To Do
Yungaburra Heritage Village is centrally located on the Atherton Tablelands. Visit us for unique accommodation, restaurants, shops, recreation & exploration of superb natural & heritage attractions.
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Historic Yungaburra Brochure and Old Town Loop Map
The Historic Heart of Yungaburra Village is lested by the National Trust of Queensland. View the Old Town Loop map for information on 24 Yungaburra places of historical interest.
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Lakes District
A detailed map of lakes, both natural and man made, near Yungaburra.
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Tablelands Region Map
The region of the Atherton Tablelands, with the four different approaches marked.
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