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Immerse yourself in local lore and culture

The Scenic Rim is steeped in heritage and significance, which is reflected in the region’s natural history, traditional cultures and creative community. The landscape reveals a deep connection to Country for the Mununjali, Ugarapul and Wangerriburra communities who are the traditional custodians of the area, while our rural heritage can be traced back to farming settlements in the 1800s.

The Scenic Rim was named by adventurer, naturalist and tourism pioneer Arthur Groom in the mid-1900s to describe the chain of mountains around the valleys. Unravel the region’s rich artistic, cultural and historic ties with a visit to a variety of interesting attractions, museums, performance venues, galleries and public art installations.

Art in public places

Explore works by talented local First Nations artists at our public galleries and open spaces. Feel inspired on an extensive trail through regional art galleries and impressive outdoor installations.

Living history on display

Uncover the continuing influence of the Scenic Rim’s First Nations cultures and the origins of farming settlements around the region through historic attractions, museums and architecture.

Discover the richness of the Scenic Rim