Discover Injune... Where would you like to go?
From the breathtaking Carnarvon Gorge and tranquil Lagoon to the historic Old Mine Museum and fascinating rustic metal statues, there’s something for everyone in Injune.
Places to Visit around Injune
Injune is a region of remarkable diversity, where you’ll be enchanted by the ever-changing landscapes, rugged outcrops, and stunning wildflowers. This area is home to some of Australia’s most beautiful natural wonders, each waiting to be discovered. From the breathtaking Carnarvon Gorge and tranquil Lagoon to the historic Old Mine Museum and fascinating rustic metal statues, there’s something for everyone in Injune. Whether you’re interested in hiking through ancient landscapes, learning about local history, or simply soaking in the serene beauty of the Australian bush, Injune offers a unique blend of attractions that will leave you charmed and inspired.
Visit our Natural Wonders
Road Safety Tips For Travelling in the Southwest
Check your connections to your car and van/trailer, tyres, trailer leads and lights. Rough roads can dislodge leads and slow leaks will put you into the trees Take regular breaks, stop, stretch the legs and look around. Driving fatigue is one of the fatal five. Give...
Discover the Wonders of Mount Moffatt
A Unique and Breathtaking Landscape Located within the expansive Carnarvon National Park, the Mount Moffatt section offers a unique blend of stunning scenery, rich Aboriginal heritage, and diverse wildlife. Unlike the Carnarvon Gorge section, Mount Moffatt features...
Nuga Nuga National Park: A Hidden Gem
Nestled within the expansive beauty of Nuga Nuga National Park lies Lake Nuga Nuga, a tranquil haven that offers a perfect escape into nature. This pristine lake, the largest natural waterbody in the Central Queensland Sandstone Belt, is a jewel in the crown of the...
Carnarvon Gorge (Carnarvon National Park)
The spectacular Carnarvon Gorge lies hidden in the rugged ranges 140 kilometres north of Injune, and is the ideal place for a family camping holiday. Stay at least three nights to walk the 21 kilometres of graded tracks, explore side gorges and view...
Beilba (Expedition National Park)
The Beilba section of the Expedition National Park is wedged in between the Dawson River to the north and the major waterway, Baffle Creek, to the south. Beilba consists of sandstone gorges and the predominant timber is Brigalow, Lancewood and...
Injune Visitor Information Centre
When visiting Injune, make sure to drop into our accredited Visitor Information Centre—you’ll be glad you did! Finding the Visitor Information Centre is easy, as it’s located right on the main highway in the middle of town. The building is one of Injune’s newer icons,...
