Aussie Express
Celebrate Australia Day in true Aussie style with a nostalgic journey aboard the iconic Mary Valley Rattler! Take the whole family on a scenic steam train ride through the picturesque Mary Valley, departing from the historic Gympie Station and heading to the charming town of Amamoor before returning. After the ride, the celebration continues with a delicious Aussie BBQ lunch back at Gympie Station. Pre-purchase your lunch when booking your tickets for the perfect way to cap off your Australia Day adventure. Don t forget to wear your green and gold to join in the festive spirit! Bring your friends and family and make this Australia Day a celebration to remember.
Accessibility
Disabled access available, contact operator for details.
Location
10 Tozer StreetGympie,Queensland,4570
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