Cabarlah, a mountain hamlet is situated between Toowoomba and Crows Nest. In the 1800's it was the centre of a thriving dairying and saw milling community. It boasted three pubs. The one remaining, The Farmers Arms, claims to be the longest holder of a continuous liquor licence in Queensland - it was licensed in 1863.
Cabarlah is home of Black Forest Hill Cuckoo Clock Centre, famous for its clocks. Nearby you'll find objects d'art and elegant French furniture and authentic local craft pottery. The Cabarlah Country Markets are well worth a visit and attract many visitors on the last Sunday of each month. The 7th Signal Regiment [Electronic Warfare] is based at Borneo Barracks. One of its functions is to listen in to radio signals for intelligence purposes. It has a golf course which is open to the public.
Temperatures for Cabarlah
Cabarlah has hot summer temperatures. The summer high temperature for Cabarlah is approximately 30 °c. The summer low temperature is approximately 17 °c.
Cabarlah has mild winter temperatures. The winter high temperature for Cabarlah is approximately 19 °c. The winter low temperature is approximately 4 °c.
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