The Big Apple

The Big Apple stands as a prominent landmark in The Summit, situated within the cold-climate fruit-growing district of Queensland. This structure represents the local agricultural heritage and provides a designated stopping point for motorists travelling through the Granite Belt. Visitors often stop to photograph the four-metre-high fruit sculpture, which is positioned adjacent to the New England Highway for easy accessibility during transit. Located near Vincenzo's at the Big Apple, this attraction serves as a gateway to the various orchards and vineyards found in the surrounding countryside. Its proximity to Stanthorpe makes it a frequent inclusion for those touring the Southern Downs region. The site offers basic facilities and space for vehicles, allowing travellers to take a break and document their visit to one of Australia's notable big things while exploring the high-altitude landscape.