Central West Queensland, also known as Matilda Country, is a region steeped in history and natural beauty. Visitors can explore this rich history through various attractions, such as the Stockman’s Hall of Fame, the Australian Age of Dinosaurs Museum in Winton, and the town of Barcaldine, known as the 'Garden City of the West'. In addition to its historical significance, Central West Queensland offers a range of natural attractions. Bladensburg National Park, located near Winton, is home to a diverse array of wildlife and the Lark Quarry Conservation Park provides a unique glimpse into the area's ancient past. The region's natural beauty is showcased in places like Carnarvon Gorge, with its towering cliffs and Aboriginal engravings, and the coastal towns of 1770 and Agnes Waters, which boast secluded beaches and tranquil bushwalking trails. For those seeking a more active experience, the region offers various activities, including watching the largest rodeo in the southern hemisphere, catching a sunset at Big Red, and soaking up the serenity in the Talaroo Hot Springs.