ALICE SPRINGS DESERT PARK
Alice Springs Park for bird shows and displays of kangaroos, emus, dingoes ...Read more
ELLERY CREEK BIG HOLE
Read moreThis beautiful cove offers a peaceful atmosphere. This tributary to the Finke River saw significant flooding during the millennium, creating this magnificent water hole. Impressive geological formations, abundant flora and fauna and an ideal place to swim.
JOHN HAYES ROCK HOLE
A park in Alice Springs featuring waterfalls, craggy rocks and incredible ...Read more
TREPHINA GORGE NATURE PARK
Read moreLocated in the East MacDonnell Ranges, the location is famous for its cliffs and streams. Starting point for hiking Trails, the Trephina Ridge Top Walk offers a breathtaking view of the mountains. Count 2 hours walk. Go to 4 x 4 if you get there during or just after the rainy season because the road is not asphalted. It is not uncommon to see dingoes at night but they are not disturbing. The site has three campsites, two of which you can plant the tent. Washrooms are available. This place is not frequented because the West MacDonnell Ranges are more popular. So you'll be more quiet with less world, for just as spectacular points of view.
NAPWERTE / EWANINGA ROCK CARVINGS
A small but very impressive site, located 35 km south of Alice Springs, ...Read more