Scenic Flight – Air Tour from Alpha
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Highlands from the air-conditioned comfort of our Robinson R44 or Bell206
Longranger helicopter.
informative commentary of the rich history that Clermont has to offer.
Theresa Creek Dam where you will experience the sheer size of the dam which was
constructed in 1983 by the Blair Athol Coal Project to supply water for the
town of Clermont. It is now one of Clermont’s favorite and most picturesque
spots for families, travelers, and weekenders to enjoy.
passengers with the helicopters.
weather and any other circumstances.
Guided tour of Clermont’s Theresa Creek Dam
Flights can be customized at passenger’s prior request.
depart throughout the day on demand and require a minimum of 2 passengers for
our R44 helicopter and a minimum of 4 passengers for our Bell206 helicopter.
Longranger
pilot
and front windscreen
Water Bottle, Camera, Sunglasses
Minimum age
0
Minimum passagers
1
Maximum passagers
3
Type
helicopter
approximately 20km south-west of Clermont, it was constructed in 1983 by the
Blair Athol Coal Project to supply water for the town of Clermont. It is now
one of Clermont’s favorite and most picturesque spots for families, travelers,
and weekenders to enjoy.
Minimum age
0
Minimum passagers
1
Maximum passagers
3
Type
helicopter
Highlands from the air-conditioned comfort of our Robinson R44 or Bell206
Longranger helicopter.
informative commentary of the rich history that Clermont has to offer.
township passing over the Copperfield Chimney and the original General Store.
Clermont was the first town in Queensland to open a Coppermine, running from
1862 the 1880’s. We are lucky enough to still have remanence of the original structures
where you can spot Hoods Lagoon on the edge of town. Once you have seen what
clermont has to offer, we then head towards the Theresa Creek Dam where you
will experience the sheer size of the dam which was constructed in 1983 by the
Blair Athol Coal Project to supply water for the town of Clermont. It is now
one of Clermont’s favorite and most picturesque spots for families, travelers,
and weekenders to enjoy.
northern Australia and has a colorful and engaging past.
township and Hoods Lagoon.
copper mines, timber getters and stockmen. Clermont is also famously known as
the ‘Town That Moved’.
passengers with the helicopters.
Minimum age
0
Minimum passagers
1
Maximum passagers
3
Type
helicopter
Highlands from the air-conditioned comfort of our Robinson R44 or Bell206
Longranger helicopter.
informative commentary of the rich history that Clermont has to offer.
township passing over the Copperfield Chimney and the original General Store.
Clermont was the first town in Queensland to open a Coppermine, running from
1862 the 1880’s. We are lucky enough to still have remanence of the original structures
where you can spot Hoods Lagoon on the edge of town. Once you have seen what
clermont has to offer, we then head towards Clermont Coals Open Cut mine which is
a marvel to see from the air. Construction started in 2007 it is one of the
largest thermal coal mines in Australia and is still open and running today,
once we have passed over the mine the next destination is the Theresa Creek Dam
where you will experience the sheer size of the dam which was constructed in 1983
by the Blair Athol Coal Project to supply water for the town of Clermont. It is
now one of Clermont’s favorite and most picturesque spots for families,
travelers, and weekenders to enjoy.
northern Australia and has a colorful and engaging past.
copper mines, timber getters and stockmen. Clermont is also famously known as
the ‘Town That Moved’.
passengers with the helicopters.
Minimum age
0
Minimum passagers
1
Maximum passagers
3
Type
helicopter
Longranger helicopter.While aboard Bush Heli-Services 40min scenic flight, you will enjoy an
informative commentary of the rich history that Clermont has to offer.
Tabletop Mountain, on our flight path we will take in the sights of Clermont.
Clermont was the first town in Queensland to open a Coppermine, running from
1862 the 1880’s. We are lucky enough to still have standing both the
Copperfield chimney and the general store.
colorful and engaging past.
township and Hoods Lagoon.
copper mines, timber getters and stockmen. Clermont is also famously known as
the ‘Town That Moved’.
with its sheer size, scope, and formation. It is just one of many volcanic
plugs in the Peak Downs National Park. You will get to experience this mountain
from all angles, The flat top is actually divided in two, with the smaller
plateau, Anvil Peak, marked at 737 meters, or 2919 feet, presumably being the
highest point, as the rest of the plateau is not given a summit height.
is a marvel to see from the air. Construction started in 2007 and is one of the
largest thermal coal mines in Australia and is still open and running today.
hanger, on the way you will experience the vastness of the farming landscape
both livestock and crops.
passengers with the helicopters.
weather and any other circumstances.
Minimum age
0
Minimum passagers
1
Maximum passagers
3
Type
helicopter
Highlands from the air-conditioned comfort of our Robinson R44 or Bell206
Longranger helicopter.
informative commentary of the rich history that Clermont has to offer.
Tabletop Mountain, on our flight path we will take in the sights of Clermont.
Clermont was the first town in Queensland to open a Coppermine, running from
1862 the 1880’s. We are lucky enough to still have standing both the
Copperfield chimney and the general store.
colorful and engaging past.
township and Hoods Lagoon.
copper mines, timber getters and stockmen. Clermont is also famously known as
the ‘Town That Moved’.
with its sheer size, scope, and formation. It is just one of many volcanic
plugs in the Peak Downs National Park. You will get to experience this mountain
from all angles, The flat top is divided in two, with the smaller plateau,
Anvil Peak, marked at 737 meters, or 2919 feet, presumably being the highest
point, as the rest of the plateau is not given a summit height.
popular peak of the ranges. The slope
below its bare volcanic peak carries an open scrub giving way to open grassland.
The final of the Peak Ranges that you will see on this flight is Mount Donald,
it is located in the northern section of the Peak Range and is a prominent dome
mountain and 755 metres above sea level. Towering 250 metres over the
surrounding landscape, this impressive volcanic formation is spectacular to see
from the air.
Clermont Open Cut Mine. It is a marvel to see from the air.
2007 and is one of the largest thermal coal mines in Australia and is still
open and running today. After taking
in the sights of the Mine we begin the final leg back to the hanger, on the way
you will experience the vastness of the farming landscape both livestock and
crops.
of photos for passengers with the helicopters.
the pilots due to weather and any other circumstances.
Minimum age
0
Minimum passagers
1
Maximum passagers
3
Type
helicopter
40min Flight + time to explore and enjoy - 90min total.
Minimum age
0
Minimum passagers
1
Maximum passagers
3
Type
helicopter
Highlands from the air-conditioned comfort of our Robinson R44 or Bell206
Longranger helicopter.
informative commentary of the rich history that Clermont has to offer.
Tabletop Mountain, on our flight path we will take in the sights of Clermont.
Clermont was the first town in Queensland to open a Coppermine, running from
1862 the 1880’s. We are lucky enough to still have standing both the
Copperfield chimney and the general store.
colorful and engaging past.
township and Hoods Lagoon.
copper mines, timber getters and stockmen. Clermont is also famously known as
the ‘Town That Moved’.
with its sheer size, scope, and formation. It is just one of many volcanic
plugs in the Peak Downs National Park. You will get to experience this mountain
from all angles, The flat top is divided in two, with the smaller plateau,
Anvil Peak, marked at 737 meters, or 2919 feet, presumably being the highest
point, as the rest of the plateau is not given a summit height.
popular peak of the ranges. The slope
below its bare volcanic peak carries an open scrub giving way to open grassland.
As we head towards Mount Donald which is in the northern section of the Peak
Range and is a prominent dome mountain and 755 metres above sea level. Towering
250 metres over the surrounding landscape, this impressive volcanic formation
is spectacular to see from the air. The final of the Peak Ranges that you will
see on this flight is the Gemini Peaks, these very impressive two volcanic
formations with open eucalypt woodland are the cherry on top of this ultimate
experience.
Clermont Open Cut Mine. It is a marvel to see from the air.
2007 and is one of the largest thermal coal mines in Australia and is still
open and running today. After taking
in the sights of the Mine we begin the final leg back to the hanger, on the way
you will experience the vastness of the farming landscape both livestock and
crops.
of photos for passengers with the helicopters.
the pilots due to weather and any other circumstances.
Minimum age
0
Minimum passagers
1
Maximum passagers
3
Type
helicopter