Refreshed, head to your final destination of Biloela and take a 14 kilometre detour out to historic Greycliffe Homestead and Museum. The open-timber homestead was the home of the Nott family for 100 years. Step inside and be transported back in time to the life of the early settlers. There's also a blacksmith shop, and a shed housing the bullock dray, tip dray. Another one kilometre away you'll discover the Spirit of the Land Mural on State Farm Road. But Biloela's biggest attraction, literally, is three kilometres from here. Measuring more than 28 metres high, The SILO is not filled with grain, but displays about primary industry and provides an insight into cotton production, stud and dairy cattle, redclaw and ostrich farming, grain production and land care. Another great detour from Biloela is to Kroombit Tops National Park, 56 kilometres away, and which is peppered with 4WD tracks, trails, creeks and camping. Or, continue from Biloela and you're in the town of Banana, with the bullock statue after which it takes its name. In another 20 kilometres you'll arrive in Moura, where you can cool your heels, or drop in a line, at the Moura Weir.