Artimore and Patawarta Lookout

Moolooloo Station is traversed by three  public access roads (PARs) that are only accessible in parts by  4WD.  The PARs grant the public passage over the track but camping is not permitted without permission from the owners. The homestead and neighbouring shearer’s quarters are accessible by most vehicles and even caravans but 4WD is required to go further into the property.

PAR 4 passes all the way through Moolooloo Station from the Glass Gorge Road, past the homestead and shearer’s quarters, through the stunning Gap Creek, then via Hannigan’s Gap, past the Artimore Ruins, through Angorichina Station and comes out on the bitumen road East of Blinman. This is a great day activity to do while you are staying with us and will provide a good look around the station and an opportunity for a visit to Blinman township. After you grab a pie and a cold beer you can make your way back to Moolooloo on the Glass Gorge road to complete the loop.

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Along the way keep and eye out for wildlife. There is a colony of yellow Footed Rock Wallabies at Hannigan’s Gap which are easy to identify due to their long striped tails. This is also the site of the original settlement of Moolooloo and the ruins of the original homestead can still bee seen, although they are little more than a pile of rocks now.  You will know when you get to Hannigan’s Gap by the rusty old rabbit trappers car on the side of the track. This is where the PAR continues behind the old car and makes its way towards the Moolooloo boundary. On the way to the Artimore ruins the track branches off to the left on to PAR 5 if you want to check out Patawarta Look out. This 4WD detour is tricky in places and experience is recommended. The views from the top are stunning.