There are 28 trails & sites in Capricorn
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Shelving Beach Dive Site, located at the south-west corner of Great Keppel Island, is a secluded and serene spot that offers a unique underwater experience for snorkelers and scuba divers.
Bald Rock Dive Site, located at the eastern end of Great Keppel Island, is a popular spot for exploring smaller marine life.
Child Island, located off the coast of Yeppoon, is one of the exciting dive sites in the Keppel Islands.
Egg Rock Dive Site - The Keppels Located in the Keppel Islands off Yeppoon, Egg Rock is a dive site known for its three rock pinnacles rising from 30 meters to the surface.
Welcome to Emu Park Historical Trail, an interesting trail that takes you through the history of our town.
Emu Park Main Beach is a stunning travel destination located in Emu Park, Queensland, Australia.
Located just outside of the town of Emerald, the Fairbairn Dam Lake Maraboon is a popular destination for fishing enthusiasts.
Located in Yeppoon, Australia, Fan Rock Lookout is a popular tourist destination that offers spectacular views of the surrounding area.
Farnborough Beach Yeppoon is a popular destination for those seeking a relaxing and enjoyable getaway.
Frank Golding Lookout Mount Morgan is a popular tourist spot located at the top of East Street.
Fraser Park Lookout is a popular travel destination located in Mount Archer National Park, nestled in the scenic Berserker Ranges that form a spectacular backdrop to Rockhampton.
Grasstree Lookout in Rockhampton, Australia offers stunning panoramic views of the surrounding area.
Jim McRae Walk, also known as the Riverside Walk, is a cemented walkway located in the heart of Rockhampton's CBD along Quay Street and Fitzroy River.
Keppel Kraken Yeppoon is a new and exciting water play feature located on the Capricorn Coast.
Monkey Beach is a secluded beach located in Great Keppel Island, one of the many mesmerizing islands of the Great Barrier Reef in Australia.
Mount Etna Caves National Park, located in The Caves, Shire of Livingstone, Queensland, Australia, was established in 1973 to protect the bat population, specifically the little bent-wing bats.
Nurim Circuit is a must-visit attraction in Rockhampton, located on the side of Mount Archer.
Peak Range Lookout is located on top of the Springvale rolling hill, one kilometre south of Capella along the Gregory Highway (Great Inland Way).
Putney Beach, located on Great Keppel Island in Queensland, is a beautiful and family-friendly beach with clean sand, gentle waves, and shallow depths.
The Ray and Eileen Coker Memorial Walk in Rockhampton, QLD is a popular walking area named after two active members of the community who were passionate about preserving the area's natural beauty.
Rosslyn Bay Lookout is a scenic lookout located in Yeppoon, Queensland, Australia.
Shelving Beach on Great Keppel Island in Australia is a must-visit destination for snorkeling and bushwalking enthusiasts.
Spring Head Lookout in Yeppoon, Australia is a popular travel destination that offers stunning views of the coastline, particularly Cooee Bay in the south and beyond.
Stopford Way Lookout in Mount Morgan, Australia, offers stunning panoramic views and a glimpse into the town's rich history.
The Arthur Timms Lookout in Mount Morgan, Australia, is a popular travel destination named after a former Chairman for the Mount Morgan Council.
The Centenary of ANZAC Memorial Walk in Emu Park is a must-visit for history lovers, providing an opportunity to pay respect to the soldiers who fought and died for their country.
Wreck Beach is the main eastern beach of Great Keppel Island, surrounded by stunning natural beauty.
Located in the beautiful coastal town of Cooee Bay, Wreck Point Scenic Lookout is a must-visit destination for anyone who loves stunning panoramic views.