Miriam Vale is located on the Bruce Highway 475 kilometres north of Brisbane and is part of the Discovery Coast.

The quaint township features a mixture of buildings, including some fine old structures in the timber ‘Queenslander’ style. Stroll Down the old-fashioned main street and absorb the country atmosphere. Enjoy country cooking and a cup of tea at one of the quaint cafes or call into the 80-year-old pub for a quiet ale with the local characters. Opposite the hotel, a Heritage Fig Tree adorns the parkland and war memorial.

The area was founded on grazing and timber but now boasts a strong tourist influx, good fishing, National Parks and a high population growth particularly along the Coastal fringe. The town serves as the main gateway to the delightful Discovery Coast towns of Agnes Water and Seventeen Seventy, Eurimbula, Baffle Creek, and Deepwater National Parks.