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In 1867 a discovery of alluvial gold in a gully near the Mary River began the first major gold rush in Queensland, rescued the colony's economy and founded the mining town of Gympie. Today tourists and holiday-makers can try their luck in a gold-bearing gully in the town.

Access

Deep Creek is at the southern entrance to Gympie, between the Bruce Highway and Brisbane Road.

From the south, exit the Bruce Highway at Brisbane Road or Jubilee Street and proceed along Araluen Terrace to Counter Street.

From the north, exit along River Road and Graham Street to turn right into Victoria Street.

There are 2 entrance turnstiles, one each at the ends of Counter Street and Victoria Street. Yellow metal posts mark the boundaries of the fossicking area; please do not go outside these.

Past events at Deep Creek Fossicking Area

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