Today's drive will take you through the ranges of the Queensland-New South Wales Border. On the way you'll pass through the tiny township of Killarney where, on weekends, you can drop into the Heritage Centre (located at the RSL Hall in Acacia Street), which specialises in researching local family history. A couple of kilometres out of town is the spectacular Queen Mary Falls, one of Killarney's most famous attractions. Queen Mary Falls is nestled in the western slopes of the Great Dividing Range. With a wall of glistening rock as a backdrop, the water plummets to the rocks below before continuing its journey down the valley floor to join the Condamine River's upper reaches. Tables, wood fireplaces, toilets and water are provided in a spacious picnic ground. Allow about 40 minutes for the two-kilometre circuit walk. Take in the stunning views from Carr's Lookout and follow the scenic winding road though spectacular countryside under the gaze of some contented-looking cattle. Continue on to the villages of Tamborine Mountain, a haven for talented artists who love to share their passions with passers-by. A wide range of bed and breakfast accommodation is available on the mountain.