Day 4: It’s all about dinosaurs today as you hit the Dinosaur Trail to Hughenden. The trail starts here though, so after a big day on the road yesterday, take the time to explore last night’s home away from home – the tiny outback community of Muttaburra and its very own namesake dinosaur replica – the Muttaburrasaurus. There’s also a significant collection of public art to be found around town and a snapshot of life in the early 1900s at A.A. Cassimatis Store and Cottage. With no towns in between, be sure to refuel your car and stock up on water and snacks, before setting off for Hughenden. When you arrive, visit the Flinders Discovery Centre, home to ‘Hughie’, a seven metre high Muttaburrasaurus. This life-size skeletal replica was cast from the original bones of a 110 million year old dinosaur found in the Shire. Hughenden was once situated on the edge of a prehistoric Inland Sea, so you are officially in Dinosaur Country! For a birds-eye view of this ancient landscape, nearby Mount Walker is a popular spot, particularly at sunset. Make sure you take your camera.