Currawinya National Park 3/4 - Woolshed Ruins, Best Bushwalks

Join the journey as I uncover Currawinya's secrets, in part 3 I camp at Myninya waterhole, explore the Boorara Woolshed ruins, drive the Werewilka Creek Circuit, bushwalk at Budjiti Lookout and The Granites, discover a portable steam engine, and visit the Currawinya Woolshed and Bilby display. A 13 Day Epic Adventure exploring Currawinya National Park in outback Queensland.
The Myninya waterhole bush camping area is the remotest campsite in the park, with 4x4 caravans not recommended. Cold showers are provided. Plenty of space to camp quietly.
The Boorara Woolshed ruins are interesting to explore, with various buildings falling into disrepair. Some areas are restricted access for your safety.
Werewilka Creek Circuit is a 4x4 track driving a sandy/claypan area with low lying vegetation. An easy afternoon drive if you have time.
Budjiti Lookout is an easy couple hundred metre walk offering 360 degree views of the surrounding country. Well worth the stop. The Granites are an impressive outcrop unlike anything else you've seen in Currawinya.
The Currawinya Woolshed is one of the best preserved traditional woolsheds I have visited, with everything in situ. A display about the Bilby fence project is out the front explaining the attempts of Parks to reintroduce the Bilby into a fenced off area.
Join me in part 3 for my discoveries of what Currawinya has to offer the outback traveller.
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[@davidviner5783]

Another interesting film. It shows that at least one Aussie species is thriving.......the bush fly.

[@barbaratimmermans5484]

You’re currently on television again in Melbourne Brett 👍👏👏👏👏

[@peterbaylis2111]

Bloody great Mate Good Show Very Entertaining Well Worth Watching

[@paulformaioni37]

yet again another good video

[@npg68]

Really interesting stuff of the Bower Bird nest.

[@danshelly2028]

Great additions Mate.

[@ponsaravanan]

Lots of great aerial photos

[@johndiaz7240]

Thanks ,great as always.

[@outbacknomad9939]

Great stuff

[@hooky613]

Thanks Brett great place to explore.

[@MudducksTouringAustralia]

Another great clip Brett, Cheers Steve

[@stephendimech7174]

I really like watching all your shows man 😀👍

[@SR81K9]

Love it when there's another upload pal 👍

[@dirtydaddy21]

the pizza oven is actually a bakers oven and those fridges were old kerosene fridges. loving this series and your narrative so keep up the good work

[@georgedaniels3683]

Very informative as always, beautiful scenery, well presented. I now look forward to having my coffee and watching your videos on Sunday mornings.

[@justinallen7481]

Nice work.. inspiring people to explore and appreciate our unique country..

[@stevel2407]

A real beauty Brett , video production and sound is amazing , really captures the surroundings.

[@davidtorcello3765]

I had intended to visit Currawinya back in the late 90's on my way to the Simpson, now you've ignited the idea again in me Bretto. Great film yet again.

[@flapbean]

Thanks Brett for taking your time out from your travels to share your experiences.

[@chipmonkOZ]

Another great video Brett.. Especially love the opening scene with your commentary with the birds and music overlay.. very professional production.