Journey through Winton’s mesa country to see a snapshot of an ancient environment and dinosaur footprints from 95 million years ago. Lark Quarry Conservation Park hosts the only known dinosaur stampede in the world with more than 3300 footprints preserved. We enjoy the guided tour of the stampede and after lunch travel onto grazing property to discover the hidden treasures of the vast landscape. Visit the Merton Gorge and be mesmerised by views as far as the eye can see .

Tour Includes: Morning tea, lunch and entry/tour at Lark Quarry Dinosaur Stampede.

Time: Pick ups start from Winton accommodation from 8.45am, return approx 3.45pm. 

A minimum of 2 guests is required for this tour, unless otherwise arranged prior to the tour.

Visit Carisbrooke Station and the Dinosaur Stampede in one day tour. The Dinosaur Stampede at Lark Quarry Conservation Park preserves 3300 dinosaur footprints that were made 95 million years ago. We will be enthralled by the tour at this site. We travel to Carisbrooke Station to marvel at the natural wonders and history of this spectacular location. See the Three Sisters and just sit back and enjoy the open expanse of the landscape.

Tour Includes: Morning tea, lunch, tour at the Dinosaur Stampede and access to Carisbrooke Station

Time: Pick up from Winton accommodation from 8.30am, return approx 4.00pm 

The Dino Dash will take you to Lark Quarry Dinosaur Stampede and return in a morning half day. We enjoy an early morning start, participate in the 9.30am Dinosaur Stampede tour, you'll have time for the 15 min Spinifex Walk, we'll have morning tea, and be back in Winton around 12.30pm. Along the way we provide information on the local flora and fauna, history and landscape.

Lark Quarry Conservation Park hosts the only known dinosaur stampede in the world with more than 3300 footprints preserved from 95 million years ago. 

Tour Includes: Morning tea and entry/tour at Lark Quarry.

Please note this tour does not journey onto private property, nor enjoy the views of our longer Dinosaur Stampede tours.

Just a short distance out of Winton, Rangelands is a jump up area where the weathering edges have formed rifts or rocky chasms which we can walk through. We visit this unique area before heading to our sunset point to watch the outback sunset.

We provide you with one glass of wine, soft drink or juice and have a limited supply available at sunset. Should have specific tastes or wish to drink more than the one glass then you are welcome to BYO anything else.

We also supply the nibbles! 

Gluten Free and Lactose Free dietary requirements are catered for - just be sure to let us know when you book!

Pick up from accommodation from 4.00pm*, tour length approx 3 hours.
(Pick up and return times depend on the sunset time and will vary throughout the year)

Safety information and some legal stuff:

The Rangelands Rifts are rocky chasms and as such have uneven and gravelly surfaces with rock surrounding it. Although this tour is a walk through the chasms and not rock hoping or climbing, this location could pose a risk of harm or injury. All care is taken to ensure your safety but we ask you to consider your own abilities before entering the rifts and ask you to respect the instruction of our Red Dirt Tours guide at all times. If you are unable to enter the rifts our guide will find a safe location for you to wait at the top of the rifts for their return and to then transport you and the rest of the group to the sunset point. By purchasing the Rangelands Rifts and Sunset Tour you understand and agree to this. Thank you!

Visit the Australian Age of Dinosaurs with the largest collection of Australian dinosaur bones in the world. Hear from their dino-thusiasts about how the bones are surfacing and exposed, and later see the bones and the prehistoric animals they came from.

Tour Includes: The full tour at AAOD - Laboratory, Collection Room, Dinosaur Canyon and March of the Titanosaurs. It will also include morning tea and guided transfers to/from the museum.
Time: Pick up from Winton accommodation as per schedule
Tour Length: Approx. 4-4.5 hours.

Bladensburg Station was one of the original homesteads in the Winton region and is steeped in history. Nowadays the remaining property is a National Park that showcases that history and conserves the rugged beauty of rock formations as well as divers ecosystems found in the region. We visit the old homestead and shearing shed, Scrammy Gorge, Waterhole and Lookout.

Includes: Morning tea (or afternoon tea, as per schedule)