Day 4: Yungaburra to Millaa Millaa (The Falls Tea House)

Enjoy a beautiful ride on back roads past curtain fig tree to Atherton. Atherton has an array of gourmet cafes to choose from and is a great morning tea stop. From Atherton to Herberton you will experience a gradual incline with one last solid climb, followed by an enjoyable swoop down to the wild river. Herberton is the oldest town on the Tropical Tablelands. The town sits on a hilly landscape with streets dotted with jacaranda trees. The town’s most favourite tourist destination is the Herberton Historic Village, where you can sit in the schoolhouse or stand at the bar of the pub. Herberton Historic Village is more than a vintage precinct — it's a tangible buzz of things past. The collection currently features over 40 original buildings with intact interior displays, original machinery and vehicles, plus thousands of antique items and period memorabilia. It is regarded as the most significant ever assembled in Queensland. The ride from Herberton to Millaa Millaa offers spectacular views on a clear day. The road is lined with an abundance of luscious green dairy pastures and the greenery and rainforest becomes more abundant as your get closer to Millaa Millaa. The optional last climb to the Millaa Millaa lookout is worth the effort and rewards you with panoramic views of the tablelands.