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The Granite Belt and its centre, town of Stanthorpe, are located on Queensland's Southern Downs, approximately three hours drive from Brisbane on the New England Highway. For local information click here to be redirected.
Dont know how to get here? Travelling south on the highway, Stanthorpe is the last major town in Queensland before you cross the border into NSW. Were you to keep travelling, you'd find Tenterfield about 15 minutes further on the New South Wales side of the border. Once you have arrived on the Granite Belt and enter the town centre, many people ues the post office (below right) as a useful landmark.
LOCAL AREA MAPS: To also help you navigate your way to through the area, we have a number of maps online. Provided courtesy of Mayne Maps, they indicate where Granite Belt Wine & Tourism Inc.'s members are located. Click here to be redirected to our maps page.
Travel options:
- Self Drive: If you want to plan your drive to the Granite Belt, you can use a number of online travel planning services, or click here to be redirected to the RACQ website.
- By Coach: Crisps Coaches link the region with Brisbane and interstate coach operator Greyhound Australia connects the region to the rest of Australia.
- By Air: Fly into Brisbane Intenational airport or Coolangatta Airport on the Gold Coast and transfer by car or coach. Alternatively charter services are available: Stanthorpe and neighbouring Warwick have airstrips.
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