West MacDonnell Ranges 1 Day
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Day 1 - West MacDonnell Ranges
What's IncludedEntry Fees, Morning Tea, Lunch, Small Group,
Experienced Naturalist Driver Guide.
Departs Monday, Wednesday & Saturday 8:00 am – 5pm
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Venture west along the ranges from Alice Springs for a day of
panoramic mountain scenery visiting tranquil waterholes at
Ormiston Gorge and Ellery Creek Big Hole. Or simply enjoy the
abundant birdlife or take a refreshing swim and relax amongst the
tranquil scenery. The Ochre Pits offer a fascinating insight into the
traditional use of this natural pigment. John Flynn's grave provides
a poignant reminder of the remoteness of this area and the
vastness of the land. Simpson's Gap is a wonderful chance to
watch the rock wallabies in their natural environment and Standley
Chasm's towering, vertical walls are a photographer's delight.
Morning tea and lunch combined with luxury expedition vehicles will
ensure your comfort and enjoyment of a great day out. Late
afternoon sees our return to Alice Springs.
The
Ochre Pits offer a fascinating insight into the traditional use of this
natural pigment. John Flynn's grave provides a poignant reminder
of the remoteness of this area and the vastness of the land.
Join us for a day of outback adventure. Head west of the Alice
through Owen Springs cattle station before leaving the highway
behind to explore the Finke Gorge National Park. along the bed of
the Finke River which has meandered across this landscape for
more than 130 million years - marvel at the dramatic evidence of it's
awesome flood history. Further along the track the magnificent
Amphitheatre provides a stunning opportunity for photography
before finally reaching Palm Valley. Experience a walk amongst the
rare Red Cabbage Palms left as relics from a lush climate many
millions of years past. After a gourmet picnic lunch we travel back
along the river bed to visit the Hermannsburg Historic Precinct
founded by Lutheran missionaries in 1877, before returning to Alice
Springs in the late afternoon.
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