Gold!
When Paddy Hannan discovered gold in Kalgoorlie in 1983, it started as a whisper but soon attracted fortune seekers from all over the globe. As prosperity was being discovered, more and more people descended upon the town. At first lonely clusters of tents were erected across the landscape but soon population explosions caused bustling gold rush towns to be formed.
Kalgoorlie is still Australia’s largest inland town and is at the heart of the gold mining industry; with the enormous Super pit mine still operational. The town itself still has the ambience of the old gold rush days, with broad streets and low buildings; many of which have railed balconies that reach out onto the streets.
Best Western Hospitality Inn Kalgoorlie
Kalgoorlie has a rich history steeped in the romance, hard times and booming success of the Gold Mining Industry. more
Nallan Station
Experience warm hospitality and delicious homestyle cooking on this outback working cattle and sheep station. A ideal base to see historic Cue, Walga Rock, Aboriginal drawings, beautiful wildflowers, birdlife and wildlife. more
Gunbarrel Laager Travellers Rest
Experience the friendly atmosphere and wonderful starlit nights on the 200 hectare Gunbarrel Grapes property. The vineyard is ideally situated for travellers planning to undertake the Canning Stock Route to Halls Creek, or the Gunbarrel Highway to Alice Springs. more
Royal Flying Doctors Service Visitor Centre
Tour the Royal Flying Doctor Service Visitor Centre and experience how this amazing organisation works. more
Western Australian Museum Kalgoorlie-Boulder
See this exceptional museum featuring the social and cultural history of the Eastern Goldfields. more
Gunbarrel Highway
Tin Horse Highway
The Tin Horse Highway in Kulin is a sight to be seen As October looms, one by one, new tin horses appear in the pasture and stubble paddocks lining the road now known as the "Tin Horse Highway" on the way to the Jilakin Race Track. Horses are made from all sorts of materials, striking all manner of poses. more
The National Hotel
The National Hotel was the last and smallest of four built during the goldrush years and the only one still standing. As the township shrank in the 1920s, "the National" became the hub of activity in Sandstone and remains that way today. Lovingly restored, the hotel now features a below ground swimming pool and spa, and offers a range of quality air-conditioned accommodation. more
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