What is there to do in Cobbold Gorge?

Cruise the gorge and walk atop its walls on a guided tour, exploring the ancient geological landforms and our savannah wonderland. Discover the wildlife, go bushwalking, bird watching, canoeing and even mountain biking.

How long should I stay at Cobbold Gorge?

A minimum stay of three days is recommended to fully appreciate what’s on offer around Cobbold Gorge, but you really should allow a few days more to explore more of the Gulf Savannah’s diverse natural wonders.

Do you need a 4WD to drive to Cobbold Gorge?

You don’t need 4WD to get to Cobbold Gorge but since sections of the road are gravel take care to drive to the conditions.

Is Cobbold Gorge worth visiting?

Cobbold is the youngest of Queensland’s gorges to visit, with a mere 10,000 years against its name, giving some indication of the deep history that Queensland’s Outback holds. But if you’re not sure how to do the Cobbold Gorge, it’s worthwhile making note that this trip is more accessible than you’d first imagine.

Can you swim in Cobbold Gorge?

Fully licensed bar. Swimming pool with deck area and outback Queensland’s first swim-up bar! Marked bushwalking and biking tracks. Guided tours every day during season opening.

Are there crocs in Cobbold Gorge?

Crocodiles Of Cobbold Gorge Cobbold Gorge’s crocodiles are freshwater crocodiles, called Johnstone River Crocodiles Crocodylus johnstoni. There’s a large population of them living happily in Cobbold Gorge, thanks to its permanent water supply and stock of native fish.

Can you swim at Cobbold Gorge?

What river is Cobbold Gorge?

The geological history of the rocks around Cobbold Creek Gorge, and the Forsayth area of which it is part, spans almost 1700 million years. The oldest rocks in the area are the schists that lie to the east of the Robertson River.

Does Cobbold Gorge have phone reception?

For the all-important phone and internet, Telstra Mobile Service is available at the bar/coffee shop area and the front deck reception, using your own phone and data.

Is the Savannah Way fully sealed?

Cairns to Normanton. Crossing the base of Cape York Peninsula the Savannah Way joins several small towns – most of which were born of late 19th century gold rushes. While the road is fully sealed, it is often closed by flooded streams during the Wet.

Do you need a 4×4 for Savannah Way?

It is advisable to take a 4WD or high clearance vehicle, but there can be problems for caravans at this time. The stormy season lives up to its name – roads are often cut for a day or two following torrents of afternoon rain. The Gulf Savannah Tourist Organisation offers advice on road conditions.