Gordonvale

Gordonvale is best known in Queensland for the Mulgrave Mill, which began crushing sugar cane in 1896. Set on the Mulgrave River floodplain south of Cairns, the town is bordered by cane fields and the rainforest-covered slopes of the nearby Wet Tropics. The annual crushing season still sets a defining local rhythm, as cane railways bring harvests from surrounding farms to one of Far North Queensland’s established industries. Walshs Pyramid is a prominent landmark near town, while the Gillies Range Road leads inland towards the Atherton Tablelands. View additional webcams nearby to better understand how Gordonvale relates to the Mulgrave Valley and the Cairns hinterland.

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