Ikara-Flinders Ranges National Park offers a spectacular and rugged landscape, with a range of bushwalks, European colonial history and significant Aboriginal heritage.
A road trip exploring the spectacular Flinders Ranges to the north of Adelaide. The week-long itinerary includes several scenic drives, many bushwalks, and two Aboriginal rock art sites that highlight the area’s natural beauty and historical significance.
Razorback Lookout is a stunning viewpoint in the central Flinders Ranges, offering a view of the Heysen Range and unique geological formations dating back 700 million years.
Mount Ohlssen Bagge is one of three peaks in the Wilpena Pound Range that has a trail to the top. The relatively short but steep walk offers spectacular, 360-degree views from the summit.
The Bunyeroo Valley Lookout along Bunyeroo Road offers a stunning view over the Wilpena Pound Range and its highest peaks.
A popular lookout in the Flinders Ranges, Wangara Lookout is reached via an easy 8km return bushwalk from the Wilpena Pound Visitor Centre.
The St Mary Peak (Ngarri Mudlanha) bushwalk offers spectacular, 360-degree views from the highest peak of the Flinders Ranges. You can reach St Mary Peak via a 15.4km “out and back” walk or a 22km loop bushwalk.
Sacred Canyon in the Ikara-Flinders Ranges National Park has Aboriginal engraving on the walls of the gorge representing camp sites, springs and water holes.