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Set against the dramatic backdrop of Mount Mulligan in remote Queensland, Australia, Mt Mulligan Lodge offers an exclusive outback escape. The lodge features spacious suites equipped with modern amenities such as air-conditioning, lounge areas, minibars, and private verandahs. Guests enjoy a gourmet dining experience in the open-sided main pavilion, where menus showcase locally sourced seasonal produce and modern Australian flavours. Additional features include an infinity-edge swimming pool, bar, library, and walking tracks.
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Now a ghost town, the remains of the Mount Mulligan township are rich in history. Originally laid out in 1912 and abandoned in 1958, the once busy coal mining town now only consists of a cemetery, a single residence which was the former hospital, a chimney stack, and the electricity generator. The Mount Mulligan coal mine opened in 1915 but is sadly the site of Queensland’s worst mining disaster which took 75 workers lives in 1921. The derelict remains of the township and mine are eerie yet visually arresting and give an insight into how coal mines operated during that era.
The township and mine can be explored by foot or ATV.
Wind back time to the Australian Gold Rush era and explore the once operational Tyrconnell Gold Mine, the most famous mine on the Hodgkinson goldfield. Much of the infrastructure remains untouched, allowing visitors to uncover the history of this captivating site. Explore the site on a guided tour and view its 10-head gold stamper and a sleepy miner's cottage. In its heyday of the 1930s around 100 people worked at the mine, earning about three pounds a week.
The weir at Mount Mulligan is home to Australian Barramundi. Cast your line from the riverbank or a kayak and try your luck. Mature Barramundi can be brought back to the lodge and prepared to your liking by the Chef
For those who love adventure, nothing beats getting behind the wheel of an all-terrain vehicle (ATV) exploring boulder-strewn creeks, navigating outback tracks and meeting the bovine locals before resting at the picturesque south end of Mount Mulligan, known as The Branch, to delight in a morning tea of freshly made treats.
Mt Mulligan Lodge provides stand-up paddle boards so you can enjoy some light exercise whilst taking in the scenery on the weir. You might even be lucky enough to sight a platypus!
Head over to our rustic Sunset Bar and enjoy a sun-downer as you watch Mount Mulligan escarpment come alive as the sun sets. Only a short 2-minute electric buggy ride from the lodge; bring a camera, grab a drink, meet fellow travellers, enjoy the sunset and take in the magical scenery!
Mt Mulligan Lodge’s signature dining experience ‘Dining Under the Stars’ is a must do for any guests celebrating a special occasion in the outback. An intimate seven course degustation dinner for two is served under a canopy of twinkling stars on the edge of the weir. The menu puts a flavoursome twist on outback living and is paired to Sommelier chosen wines from our reserve wine list.
Meet with our Executive Chef prior to dining to plan your ideal menu. Bookings are essential for this private dining experience and charges apply.
Priced at $140 per person, bookings are essential.
