Established in 1862, Clermont is a historical gem located in Central Queensland, approximately 950klms north west of Brisbane. Gold-rushes, stockmen and mining, its small-town charm hides a rich history offering a window into its frontier past. Clermont is prosperous with strong industries of agriculture, mining and tourism, attracting investment in retail and other services in town.
Tranquil surrounds for camping or relaxing day trips. Family managed kiosk with homecooked meals, ideal location for water sports all year round, just a short drive from town.
Picturesque oasis in town, interact with wildlife, take a stroll or have a picnic. Enjoy the sunset or sunrise for something special.
Agriculture and farming – vital components in the Clermont economy.
The history and industries of the area captured in murals on railway carriages. Look closely for the green frogs hiding in each painting.
Known as “The town that moved” the piano in the tree is a historical reminder of the great flood of 1916.
Wolfang Peak is part of an ancient volcanic chain. Climb the peak for scenic views of farmland and national park.
Commemorating the 1916 floods and paying tribute to those who lost their lives. The white line indicates the water level.
Copper smelter chimney remains standing as a reminder of the thriving copper mining industry of the 1800’s.
Honouring William (Billy) Edward Sing, a soldier from Clermont who served in World War One. On March 10 1916, Sing was awarded the Distinguished Conduct Medal for conspicuous gallantry as a sniper at Anzac Cove.
