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Gympie Region Food Trail TRAIL LISTINGS GYMPIE MAP CAT. PH Gympie Region Food Trail Cafe Charlie H 9 E 07 5483 9723 Capelli Foods F 11 E 07 5482 9515 Precious produce from ocean to earth Growers Processors Distributers Retail Eating Out Farmer & Sun C 5 GPDR 07 5481 2055 Guggys Coffee Cakes F 9 E 07 5481 2109 36 & Salads Gunabul Golf & 35 E 5 DRE 07 5483 7676 Gympie Gold - Regional Produce, is all about showcasing and Accomodation 34 promoting the Gympie Region’s exceptional range of quality, Gympie Fruit World I/J 5 PR 07 5482 8384 33 Kingston House F 9 E 07 5483 6733 gourmet, fresh and value-added produce and the multinational Impressions 32 value-adding food companies, quality exporters of fresh and C/D Mary River Motor Inn 13/14 E 07 5482 9977 31 processed foods, boutique food companies and Nestle Australia B/C 12 P 07 5480 2500 30 growers and distributors of fresh, locally grown Nolan Meats T 5 G 07 5482 3188 29 produce who call the Gympie Region home. The Decks on Mary F 10 E 07 5483 8888 28 www.gympieregionalproduce.com.au Tramcars Bakery I 5 DR 07 5482 1455 27 Zesty Edibles F 5 PE 07 5482 3107 COAST MAP CAT. PH 26 Bonnie Reef Growers FF 18 GP 07 5486 7868 25 Eden Hope CC 16 G 07 5486 6121 Organic Dairy 24 MM Lee Fishing Company 31 D 07 5486 4137 23 Fullarton Enterprises PP 32 D 0414 586 580 22 Purity Essential Oils EE 21 P 07 5486 5774 21 Rainbow Beach Hotel PP 31 E 07 5486 9090 20 Sandy Creek AA 25 GP Macadamias 19 Suncoast Limes EE 12 GP 07 5483 5073 WESTERN MAP CAT. PH 18 Avalon Fare Catering T 14 DR 07 5484 9226 17 Company K 22 G 07 5488 6610 16 Bendele Farms CGL Beef P 15 G 07 5484 0087 15 Cheeseworld B 17 DR 07 4168 4418 14 Goomeri 13 Fat Hen Farm K 22 GPDR 07 5484 1372 Feijoa Australia Q 20 G 07 5486 1280 12 Rhodavale Pork P 20 G 07 5486 1162 11 The Left Bank I 22 DRE 07 5484 1016 10 MARY VALLEY MAP CAT. PH 9 Brooloo Park Equine BB DR 07 5486 6610 Resort 2/3 8 Catering Exactly Y 2/3 DRE 07 5484 5420 7 Dagun Growers Z 10 DR 07 5484 3749 6 Dingo Creek Winery CC 11 DRE 07 5485 1731 Food and Art 5 Z 2/3 E 0452 605 503 Use Google Maps Sunshine Coast AA 9 G 0411 443 589 to find your way 4 G.E Pickersgill Imbil Homestead AA 6 D 0428 843 480 on the trail? 3 John & Joyce Walsh AA7 G 07 5484 3747 www.goo.gl/maps/S1DQu 2 Allow your mobile device to access your location Kidaman Beef Z2 G 07 5446 9195 1 Mary Valley Farmers Y7 GD 07 5484 3467 and utilize our map to find your way. A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z AA BB CC DD EE FF GG HH II JJ KK LL MM NN OO PP QQ RR Mary Valley Country / / 0428 193 156 Flavours 27-29 Geordie Rd, Mary Valley Free W 6 G 0414 937 272 Gympie QLD 4570 Range 07 5482 7288 Mary Valley Orchards X 8 G 07 5488 4315 Offering visitors to Gympie comfortable, affordable accommodation with a personalised service. Melawondi Spring Y 5 DRE 0408 736 223 Retreat Moya Valley Poultry AA 2 GP 07 5484 5445 NORTHERN MAP CAT. PH “S Cherax Park er U 31 GP 07 5484 6096 vin Aquaculture g lo cals f Picnicin Catering W21 E 0408 157 615 or over 25 years” NEIGHBOURS MAP CAT. PH Geordies Licenced Mini bar and fridge Barenuts Y 36 GP 07 4193 9441 Restaurant & Bar Remote control TV’s Austar/Wireless internet Hinterland Feijoas GG1 GPD 07 5447 0532 32 comfortable rooms Tea and coffee facilities Hairdryer Air-conditioning Direct STD/ISD telephone Iron and ironing board Tomarata Orchard HH 8 GP 07 5485 2733.
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