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the intersection between Lake Tinaroo, Mareeba & Atherton
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Tablelands Info.com
Skybury's roaster is smoking
Posted: Wednesday, 27 Jan 2010
Skybury's Australian Coffee Centre at Mareeba has an impressively large, cast iron drum roaster now roasting the daily grind of Skybury coffee in the foyer, sending the aroma of freshly toasted coff...


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The Tablelands is a scenic one hour drive west from Cairns and offers some excellent rainforest activities and a variety of accommodation options.

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Allawah Retreat

Secluded and Private... Perfect for a romantic getaway! From Allawah Retreat, you can enjoy sweeping views north and east over the Tablelands to Lake Tinaroo, while behind you rise the rugged ridges of Australia’s Great Dividing Range.

 

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  • About Tolga

Tolga is a charming country town that acts as an intersection between Lake Tinaroo, Mareeba and Atherton. It is an extremely fertile farming area that produces a range of crops such as fruit, potatoes, maize, sugar cane and peanuts. It is also a prime location for cattle grazing, dairy and deer farming.

Currently, Tolga is not a raging tourist hub. It is a small quiet town utilised largely by farmers and retirees, but it retains a distinct charm that makes it a lovely place to stop for a bite to eat. Tolga has a large horse racetrack, woodworks, post office, pub and primary school. It’s a great spot for travellers to stretch their legs and take in some crisp, fresh mountain air.

Development forecasts have predicted that Tolga may grow significantly in the next decade, as more people realise the prime positioning of the town in relation to attractions throughout the Atherton Tablelands. Tolga could be the next growth centre in the region, so keep your eyes focussed.The current population of Tolga is only 935.

 

 

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