The Bunyip Hole

The Bunyip Hole Aboriginals tell the story of fearsome booming monsters that inhabit swamps and waterholes. The mystery of the Bunyip Hole may never be known.

Near the tranquil township of Mulgildie lies the legendary Bunyip Hole, a place of mystery and intrigue. Over the years, tales have emerged of strange noises, bubbling, churning water in the hole and of cattle disappearing into the depths as they drank. Known as "Devil Devil" country, Aboriginal tribes and drovers too, could not be persuaded to camp near the Bunyip Hole. Some Aboriginal elders believe the Bunyip Hole is connected to a vast network of underground caverns passing Tellebang Mountain and stretching as far as Ban Ban Springs. A sculptured Bunyip has been erected along the Burnett Highway at Mulgildie. The Bunyip Hole is a 10 minute drive from Mulgildie. Turn off the Burnett Highway onto Hughes Street which becomes Abercorn Road. Continue along Abercorn Road then turn right onto Bunyip Hole Road.

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Bunyip Hole Road, Glenleigh, QLD 4630
Monto, QLD
4630

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