 | Operated wholly by volunteers since it opened in June 1996 Ravenshoe Visitor Centre is proud to serve the community of Ravenshoe, Queensland, "Centre of the Universe" the friendly town located at the top of the Atherton Tableland. Located 920 metres above sea level the township is surrounded by World Heritage listed rainforest and is the highest point of the Misty Mountains Trails (Walking Tracks). Also known as the Cairns Highlands this area boasts wildlife, birds and attractions found no where else in Tropical North Queensland. Added to the centre in 2002 the Nganyaji Interpretive Centre, which explains many aspects of the culture of the local indigenous people the Jirrbal. The museum is open seven days a week and entry is free. 
X Unfortunately Ravenshoe Steam train "Capella" will be out of action until further notice.
x x We won the Tourism Tropical North Queensland 2012 award sponsored by the Hilton Cairns for "Outstanding Contribution by a volunteer or volunteer group"
We have a vacancy available for a reliable volunteer - Contact Adrian de Leeuw at the Centre on ph 40977700 or drop in on Saturday afternoon. FACILITIES Ravenshoe facilities include, besides the art gallery featuring works by Winsome Board, four B&Bs, two pubs, two motels, two supermarkets, a butcher, a baker, a pharmacy (last one until Cloncurry to our west), two medical centres, post office, electrical retail & wholesale, home decor, 2 dress shops, a tyre service, two petrol stations, two banks, two motor mechanics, small engine mechanic, two hair and beauty salons, library service, three cafes and a roadhouse, two real estate agents, three internet access points - see the Business Listing. The Ravenshoe black water dump is easy to find - follow the signs on Ascham Street. To use the Local Business, Community or Services Guide, look for the type of business, service or trade. | Unique Accommodation | Waterfalls |  | Bed and Breakfasts |  | Little Millstream Falls |  | Caravan Parks |  | Millstream Falls (pictured) |  | S/C Holiday Cottages |  | Pepina Falls | | Motels |  | Souita Falls | | Hotels | | MacKenzie Falls | | All Accommodation | | Tully Gorge (Waterfall after cyclones only) | | | | | | | | | Wild Life | Misty Mountains Trails |  | Bird Watching 340 species |  | Koolmoon Creek |  | Platypus |  | Walters Waterhole |  | Bandicoots |  | Rhyolite Pinnacle |  | Possums - 12 species |  | Djilgarrin Track |  | Kangaroos - 8 species |  | Cannabullen Creek |  | Wallabys |  | Cardwell Range |  | Lumholtz Tree Kangaroos |  | Bally Knob | | |  | Wabunga Wayemba (Charmillan Creek) | | | | | | | | Ravenshoe Railway - Heritage Steam Train | | Innot Hot Springs - Mt Garnet - Undara Lava Tubes | | Torimba Festival of the Forest | | Tumoulin - Herberton -Atherton | | Nganyaji Interpretive Centre | | Millaa Millaa - Malanda | | Art Gallery | | Great Tropical Drive | | Craft Studio | | Savannah Way - Cairns to Broome | | Lake Koombooloomba – from the Jirrbal language group derived from ‘koomba’, old woman, and ‘loomba’, other woman’s place and refers to a secret place where women met. | | Great Inland Way - Hebel to Cairns |  | Windy Hill Wind Farm | | |  | The Crater at Mt Hypipamee National Park | | | | | | | You will find Ravenshoe Visitor Centre at 24 Moore St, Ravenshoe 4888 Lat 17.36 Long 145.29 Open 9 am to 4 pm from end of Torimba in October, November, December, January, February, March and April. Open 9 am to 5 pm May, June, July, August September and until end of Torimba in October. |
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