The Flinger Ranges is one of the rare sections in Australia that maintains both ancient sceneries and ancient primitive history. It is situated at a distance of 200 kilometres from central Adelaide. With its secluded location free from any disturbances, this place is where you can have aremarkable deal of adventure.
For visitors who are taking the road, there are several routes to get there. There are routes for a shorter travel but if you want to drive on a more scenic path, it is recommended to go through Gawler and the Clare Valley (A20 and 32). You can hire a four wheel drive or a caravan and stay on the sealed road.
You can have an extraordinary and adventure filled vacation at Flinders Ranges. Step out of your comfort zone by trying something that you might not do in any usual place and time. The place is bursting with life and splendour you should not waste the opportunity to get the most out of it. This is the place to unveil the free-spirited nature inside of you.
Go for a trek along the Heysen Trail that winds through the hilly Mount Remarkable National Park and beyond the great Alligator George. This trail has different levels of walks that caters for both experienced and novice. This park is proximate to Hancocks Lookout that offers an all-encompassing view of Spencer Gulf. For the adrenaline junkies who want to push their limit to the extreme, try the St Mary Peak. It is the highest peak in Flinders Ranges and recognized as the eighth highest in South Australia.
At Rawnsley Park Station, you can be as dynamic or calm as you want. But either way, you will be guaranteed with memorable time. It is perfectly situated the pleasure of sightseeing the Flinders Ranges National Park. Wilpena Pound, the district’s most famous historical marker can be found by the entrance of this park station. Stroll through one of links of the trail system suitable for both beginners and advance walkers.
Wilpena Pound’s scenic surroundings can really be esteemed by its aerial view. Rise up by a hot air balloon ride and float in the air with not much of a turbulence or noise other than the occasional rumble of the burner. Once afloat, grasp the magnificence of the uninterrupted view of Australian outback and keep your eyes out for some kangaroos and emu sightings.
Another attraction of this region is Cullyamurra Waterhole. It is Australia’s grandest billabong where you can throw bait for a yellow belly or catfish. Paddle a canoe or ride a power boat to wander and explore the surroundings of the place and be serenaded by the chorus of corellas perched on the trees.
These are just little of the varieties of activities and amazing places that you will encounter at Flinders Ranges. If you are looking for place to hide away from all the stress and commotions, plan a weekend trip to the peaceful region with animated wilderness of Flinders Ranges.
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