Baldy Top Lookout

Located within the Quilpie Shire on Toompine Road, 7.4 kilometers from Quilpie, is the Baldy Top Lookout.

The lookout rests on a red rocky formation that has been naturally created over millions of years. It is considered one of the most elevated points in South West Queensland, providing spectacular views of the surrounding landscapes.

Baldy Top Lookout offers visitors an opportunity to explore unique caves, crevices, and naturally created boulder formations that are untouched by civilization. Traversing this magnificent boulder formation is an experience like no other, with stunning panoramic views stretching as far as the imagination.

A climb to the summit of the Baldy Top, which takes only about ten minutes, leads to breathtaking panoramic landscapes that make it a perfect spot for photography at both sunrise and sunset. Visitors can experience the serenity and solitude of the Outback while watching stunning sunsets, a sight truly worth witnessing.

The best time to visit Baldy Top Lookout is during the early morning or late evening, as the sunrise and sunset views from the summit are truly spectacular. It is best to avoid visiting during the hot summer months of December and January, as temperatures can rise up to 40°C.

The Baldy Top Lookout is situated on Toompine Road, which is just 7.4 kilometers from Quilpie. For those driving, the distance is a comfortable drive. The drive offers breathtaking views of the Australian Outback and takes approximately 7 minutes. Visitors can also hire a car or a taxi to reach the lookout.