North Queensland's premiership party isn't expected to end anytime soon with the Cowboys planning to take their NRL trophy on a tour of the far north.
The Cowboys confirmed on Wednesday planning was underway for a tour of Cairns, Mackay and Mount Isa.
A number of players from North Queensland's inaugural premiership-winning side will accompany the Provan-Summons trophy on the tour in the coming weeks.
The tour will also travel over the off-season to smaller towns in the vast region covered by the Cowboys' massive supporter base.
More than 15,000 fans celebrated North Queensland's epic 17-16 grand final win over Brisbane at a civic reception at Townsville's 1300 Smile Stadium on Monday.
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That crowd was more than double the number of fans that were at Redfern Oval last year to enjoy South Sydney's record-breaking premiership triumph.
"To clarify, this tour will likely involve a group of players and the trophy, and would encompass Cairns, Mackay and (probably) Mount Isa, those being the chief cities (that aren't Townsville) in our footprint," a statement from the Cowboys on Wednesday said.
