14 River Crossings of the Condamine

Accessible by four-wheel-drive vehicles only, the Condamine Gorge’s ’14 River Crossings’ track is appropriately named after the 14 river crossings you have to make exploring this beautiful part of the Gorge.

During normal conditions the crossings of the Condamine River are relatively shallow. However, during wet weather the river will rise rapidly making it impassable. It is advisable to check conditions with the Warwick Visitor Information Centre or Bureau of Meteorology prior to visiting.

Begin your 4WD adventure by discovering the spectacular natural sites of the 14 river crossings in the Cambanoora Gorge, located 4.5km west of the Spring Creek Mountain Road and Condamine River Road intersection. Local landmarks including the Dolly on the Rock, Jack Brunton Falls and Paddy’s Knob can be sighted from the track. During normal conditions the crossings of the Condamine River are relatively shallow. However during wet weather the river will rise rapidly making it impassable. The journey should only be made during dry weather.

To commence the track from Boonah, start opposite the Police Station, travel out from

Boonah along Rathdowney Road and turn right at Carney’s Creek Road. Travel out approximately 12km to cross Teviot Brook floodway and then turn right to The Head. The low road is Condamine Gorge. This track is only accessible when the weather is dry.

Top Tip

Beyond the road reserve is private property all the way along the road. Private properties may or may not be fenced. Keep to the road and creek area, and observe ‘no trespassing’ signs. The Condamine River Alliance is working with residents of Killarney to sustain the river system. Please take care of our environment.