Welcome to Orin Aya Music Festival at Sugarbag Station
Join us at Sugarbag Station in Mount Garnet for the Orin Aya Music Festival, set in the breathtaking landscapes of Far North Queensland, just three hours west of Cairns. This picturesque property is alive with wildlife, featuring black swans, kangaroos, numerous bird species, cows, and horses. Experience the stunning natural beauty, including serene swimming dams and unforgettable sunsets and sunrises.
On your journey to the festival, you’ll discover a wealth of attractions. One of the closest is Innot Hot Springs, located about 30 minutes from Mount Garnet. Here, you can relax in thermal pools and private bathing areas, with mineral-rich waters renowned for their therapeutic benefits. The site offers amenities for day visitors, including picnic areas and camping options.
While in the area, make sure to visit Kuranda, a charming village that showcases the majestic Barron Falls. Explore the Kuranda Rainforest Market, filled with unique handcrafted goods and delicious food options. You are invited to stop by Aya Earthfood, the official hub of Orin Aya, where you can find festival merchandise, savor delightful dishes made with love and get a small taste of Orin Aya vibes.
As you travel from Kuranda to the festival site, immerse yourself in the natural wonders of the region. You’ll encounter numerous creeks, waterfalls, lakes, natural parks, and iconic shops and pubs. Here are just a few highlights:
– *Emerald Creek Falls*: A stunning cascade surrounded by lush rainforest.
– *Davies Creek*: Perfect for a refreshing swim or a peaceful picnic.
– *Millaa Millaa Falls*: A picturesque waterfall popular for swimming and photography.
– *Zillie Falls*: Close to Millaa Millaa, this waterfall features beautiful viewing platforms.
– *Ellinjaa Falls*: Easily accessible via a short walking track, offering a serene escape.
– *Nandroya Falls*: Located in Wooroonooran National Park, this hidden gem requires a short hike.
– *Maleny Falls*: A lesser-known spot, ideal for a quiet visit.
– *Lake Eacham*: A volcanic crater lake perfect for swimming, picnicking, and birdwatching.
– *Curtain Fig Tree*: An impressive giant fig tree in Yungaburra, known for its unique growth.
– *Mount Hypipamee National Park*: Home to the stunning Hypipamee Crater and various scenic walking trails.
Join us for an unforgettable experience at the Orin Aya Music Festival, where music and nature unite in a celebration of community and creativity!
Check out some of the beautiful local attractions you’ll see along the way…
Directions
From Cairns, take Bruce Hwy/A1 until you reach Gordonvale and turn right onto Riverstone Rd/State Route 52/Gillies Range Rd.
Follow Gillies Range Rd until you reach Patrick St/Route 25/Millaa Milla – Malanda Rd in Malanda.
Turn right onto E Evelyn Rd/Route 24 until you reach Sluice Creek Rd and turn left. Follow Sluice Creek Rd until you reach National Highway 1 / Kennedy Hwy and then turn left.
Follow Kennedy Hwy / National Highway 1 until you reach Sugarbag Station shortly after Mt Garnet on your left.
Drive safely, enjoy the surrounding and watch out for wild life!