Flinders Ranges and Outback Integrated Strategic Tourism Plan

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Final Plan Develop a More Appealing Flinders Ranges and Outback SA of Tomorrow the-art sound and light show in the Blinman Mine that enables visitors to really experience the stories of the mine, its history and characters. Action Fourteen: Continue to develop the interpretive facilities associated with rail, mining, pastoral and other aspects of our regional heritage. Support the funding proposal for development of the next stage of the Blinman Mine Interpretive Experience. Locally Made Art, Craft and Souvenirs There are a number of existing outlets for quality art and craft in the region, some of which specialise in locally made items. The Flinders Ranges has attracted and nurtured artists and photographers, whose work celebrates the region’s special landscapes and communities. The Mountains of Memory Interpretation Strategy highlighted the contribution that could be made to geotourism by developing souvenirs and mementos that reflect the region’s geology and the flora and fauna that has evolved to adapt to changes in geology, climate and land use over time. Action Fifteen: Implement the Initiatives of the Mountains of Memory Project with respect to authentic mementos that represent the region’s geological features. Urban & Regional Planning Solutions d:\frosa region istp\frosa region istp.doc Page 45
Final Plan Develop a More Appealing Flinders Ranges and Outback SA of Tomorrow Interpretive Guides to Tracks and Journeys The range of new electronic media enables marketing organisations to consider different ways to get their message out. While CDs and DVDs already supplement maps and brochures, in the future travellers will want to be able to download information onto MP3 players, mobile phones, computers, navigation systems and other electronic devices. The Desert Knowledge CRC has been undertaking research with 4WD travellers to identify ways to better utilise existing technology to provide up to date travel information. It is important that before people begin their journey and decide that they will “do” the Birdsville or Oodnadatta Track in a day that they know how much there is to see and do. Our target markets want to experience the local history and culture and understand the region’s ecology. Operators on the Birdsville Track have expressed an interest in developing a guide to the track with signage supported by a CD and Map/or other electronic data, similar to the wellrecognised Oodnadatta Track map and signs put together by Adam Plate. It will also be important to work with the Queensland Government and Bulloo Shire to continue the Adventure Way into South Australia if Innamincka is not to become a culs de sac for Queensland travellers. We need itinerary based maps and information to convince them that “Your Adventure Continues in SA”. (See Section 8.3 on page 57) Action Sixteen: Investigate cost effective ways of utilising new technology to support increased access to places off the main routes and tracks and to build itineraries that match travellers’ interests to the available experiences. This could be piloted by working with existing operators on the Birdsville Track. Getting off the Tracks Coward Springs Hot Pool at Mungerannie Painted Desert Urban & Regional Planning Solutions d:\frosa region istp\frosa region istp.doc Page 46
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