Rawlinna

Fascinating little community. Signs of yesteryear activities are everywhere when these small railway maintenance towns dotted the East-West railway line, now Rawlinna is home to about 5 or six houses ( 2 abandoned relics), the remains of the Primary school yard with its pre - OHS playground . Each year the Rawlinna Muster brings in about a thousand people for a few days of fun in the outback, missed that by a month but will try to get here next year. The southern end of the Connie Sue highway ( Dirt track) is just a hundred meters east of town. There is no fuel or accommodation here, just the local railway maintenance workers homes. The place still has some street lights on at night but its essentially a ghost town.

The best breakfast on the Indian Pacific rail trip Perth to Sydney

Simply awesome, as part of our Indian Pacific journey, we had a stop over for Breakfast at Rawlinna W.A. What an amazing experience, a chance to have breakie', stretch your legs, meet your fellow passengers, there is also live entertainment which really sets the mood too this wonderful atmosphere.Do come & enjoy it for yourself. Sinply awesome ☆☆☆☆☆ a five star experienceCheers

I loved our stop at Rawlinna Station along with the Indian Pacific crew.To be under the moon and stars with lovely fires and lanterns ,delicious food and wine and live music.I was on the trip departing Sydney on the 4th of July.

Great time at Rawlinna station with Great Southern Rail crew