Drover’s Rest Boab Trees, Bullita

The Drover's Rest Boab Precinct in the Northern Territory is a significant cultural and historical site associated with the early pastoral industry.

Drovers and their cattle would rest at the East Baines River and Barrabarrac Creek junction, carving their names and messages on the surrounding boab trees. Visitors can witness an array of carvings that represent the region's history and culture.

The site is ideal for learning and exploring the Northern Territory's epic history and pastoral industry. To reach the Drover's Rest Boab Trees Bullita Timber Creek, visitors can take a 21 km detour off Victoria Highway and follow a dirt road to the site. It is advisable to have a high clearance vehicle and visit during the dry season to avoid getting stuck in the mud.

The Drover's Rest Boab Trees Bullita Timber Creek is an excellent site to explore and learn about the cultural heritage of the Northern Territory.