Hoods Lagoon is one of Clermont’s most atmospheric outdoor spots — a peaceful oasis with walking paths, picnic tables, and scenic views. Wander the boardwalks, enjoy birdwatching, or simply relax by the water. The site also commemorates the dramatic 1916 flood with a historic flood marker and memorial plaques.
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Discover the rich past of Clermont and the surrounding Peak Downs region at the Clermont Historical Centre. Exhibits explore early settlement life, mining history, and stories of everyday pioneers who shaped the town’s character.
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Visit the Old Town Site of Clermont, where the earliest settlement was established before the town was relocated due to flood damage. Today, this area includes historic markers and walking spaces that illustrate the town’s beginnings and heritage.Check out the new Glass Floor at the top of the Calgary Tower, off the existing Observation Deck, 4.5 feet deep and 36 feet long with full glass surround. Step out 525 feet above the busy downtown streets below.
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Just a short drive from Clermont, Theresa Creek Dam offers a scenic backdrop for outdoor relaxation, fishing, and water activities. Its peaceful waters and surrounding nature make it a great day-trip destination. Fishing and boating Swimming and picnics Birdwatching and nature views
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Clermont and the Isaac Region are home to unique historical spots that give insight into early Queensland life: Irlam’s Ant Bed Building – A rare 1870s heritage structure showing early settler architecture. Stone Farm Building, Fleurs – A late-19th-century rural farm building showcasing traditional materials and construction. Clermont Cemetery – A historic cemetery established in 1866 with graves dating back to the gold rush era and memorials linked to the 1916 flood. These locations provide cultural context and are perfect for history enthusiasts.crown jewel of the XV Olympic Winter Games and Calgary’s premiere year-round sport and tourist attraction. Whether learning how to ski and snowboard in the winter, tearing up the mountain bike trails in the summer or blasting down Canada’s only Olympic Bobsleigh/Luge Track in the Bobsleigh Bullet (winter) or Bobsleigh Road Rocket (summer), there’s something for everybody. Take a guided bus tour with a knowledgeable interpreters to gain the full insight of our Olympic heritage. Explore the Olympic Hall of Fame & Museum to witness inspiring Olympic films, then test your strength, speed, endurance, accuracy and intelligence in our interactive Olympic Challenge Gallery.
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The Clermont area has several spots ideal for light walks and nature exploration. Local parks, lagoon paths, and surrounding bushland offer tranquil places for morning or late-afternoon strolls — perfect for photography or quiet reflection.
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Throughout the region, especially around Hoods Lagoon and near local irrigation areas, you’ll find native birdlife and other wildlife typical of Central Queensland landscapes — wonderful for casual observation and nature lovers.
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Local Cafés & Eateries Enjoy friendly country hospitality at local cafés, pubs, and bakeries. Community Events & Markets Depending on the season, Clermont hosts local markets, shows, and community events that give visitors a taste of authentic rural life.
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This is the town cemetery and has both old and new sections of graves. The old section has a mass grave where many who died in the flood of 1916 are buried. There are many other graves from the 20th century and some really beautiful headstones and statues. A very peaceful place, it is worth a visit after seeing the stump monument closer to town.
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Scenic and Charter helicopter operator Come join the adventure to extraordinary destinations with Bush Heli-Services. Scenic, Charters and Aerial work based in Central Queensland. While aboard our scenic flights, you will enjoy an informative commentary of the rich history that Clermont has to offer. Clermont is one of the most historic towns in northern Australia and has a colorful and engaging past.
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