Lake Mary Kathleen, situated on Rosebud Station, is an impressive body of water not linked to any uranium mining activity. Formed by damming the east branch of the Leichhardt River, it's a location entirely separate, offering an exquisite display of nature's bounty. This gem indeed radiates tranquillity and allure, promising visitors a serene experience away from the daily hustle. Its captivating beauty and rich biodiversity make it an intriguing destination for nature lovers and adventurers alike. Experience the calmness of the lake, the chirping of the birds, and the whispers of the winds at Lake Mary Kathleen - a true surprise package in its natural splendour.

Proceed to wayoint, 32km E of Mount Isa on Barkly Highway. Turn S and proceed through gate, closing gate after you. At 6km from highway take right fork in road. Proceed a further 2km to boatramp. Note: No turning space at ramp. You will need to turn at top and reverse about 100m with a boat trailer. 2WD OK in dry weather but 4WD is preferable. While caravans could be towed with 4WD it is not advised as there are steep sections on narrow road. 4WD essential in wet. Camper trailers OK.