A drone captures the winding Gregory River as it flows through the grazing country of Ben Lomond Station in North Queensland. Native woodlands line the riverbanks and create a striking contrast with the surrounding open plains. Meandering waterways carve graceful curves across the landscape before disappearing towards distant mountain ranges. Dry-season grasslands stretch across the foreground and reveal the scale of this working cattle property. The elevated perspective highlights the natural beauty, diverse habitats and expansive rangelands that define northern Australia's pastoral landscapes. Bright blue skies complete a scene that showcases both productive grazing country and a healthy river ecosystem.

Ben Lomond Station sits near the township of Gregory in Queensland's Gulf Country. The region supports extensive beef cattle production across vast pastoral properties. The Gregory River provides an important source of permanent water for livestock, wildlife and native vegetation. Visitors can also experience this remarkable landscape by staying on the station, offering an authentic opportunity to enjoy North Queensland's outback environment and working pastoral life.