Patrick Durack (1834-1898) and his family, set out from Goulburn in 1867 overland to SW Queensland, overcoming extraordinary hardships to establish several large properties, including Galway Downs, Thylungra and Kyabra stations.

From Thylungra, Durack organised the droving of 7,250 head of breeding cattle and 200 horses on a 4,828km trek, the longest undertaken by Australian drovers up to that time.

The Duracks were responsible for opening up vast new areas of Australia. Patrick and his wife are buried in the Mortis Street Pioneer Cemetery in Goulburn.

We loved your town & friendly people. Well Done! Enjoyed the old buildings, memorial and museum. The church of St Peter & St Paul was just beautiful.

- Jan, Scarborough WA

Wineries

Goulburn & Surrounds Dining Guide

A handy guide to dining out in Goulburn & Surrounds.

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Cafe Lerida

Enjoy views over Lake George at the Lerida Estate Winery with a meal and a glass of fine local wine.

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Kingsdale Wines

Cellar door sales at the vineyard only minutes from Goulburn.

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