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Escape to the ancient landscape of the Western MacDonnell Ranges of the Northern Territory…

So close to Alice Springs the outback town is practically sitting in them, the Western MacDonnell Ranges are absolutely gorgeous. They can defy what you originally pictured of the outback; refreshing water holes to swim in, a smothering of flora and bathed in sunshine, the area isn’t as visited as Kata Tjuta National Park, but it’s still well deserving of attention.

animals of the alice springs desert park northern territory

With Mulgas Adventures, you can explore the Western MacDonnell Ranges over two days and visit its most pleasing highlights. Departing from Alice Springs, day one begins with a visit to Alice Springs Desert Park. Encompassing all that the outback has to offer, you can meet the residents of the nocturnal house, watch dingos and kangaroos, and check out the birds of prey. Onwards to Ormiston Gorge, this is your first experience of the Western MacDonnell Ranges, with a four-hour hike through the amphitheatre of Ormiston Pound and spotting Black-Footed Rock Wallabies. Your first day finishes with a drive to Glen Helen Resort, supper and sleeping under the stars in a swag.

ormiston gorge northern territory

On day two, it’s time to discover Mt Sonder, the most breath-taking mountain in the Western MacDonnell Ranges and the fourth highest mountain in the Northern Territory. On a 16km hike, you’ll be able to capture some amazing views so don’t forget the camera! After your mammoth walk, you’ll get to relax back at Glen Helen resort with a BBQ lunch and a cold drink, before visiting Glen Helen Gorge, a permanent waterhole.

ormiston gorge northern territory

This 2-Day King Of The Mountain Tour with Mulgas Adventures costs $259pp and includes an experienced Australian guide, pick-up and drop-off from your accommodation in Alice Springs, all camping and park fees, meals, swags and an air-conditioned bus to travel around in. Remember good walking shoes (you’ll be hiking upwards of 20km over two days), a large bottle of water, a towel, a swimsuit for swimming and warm clothes during winter nights. You can bring your own sleeping bag, or hire one from your guide for $15.

So what are you waiting for? Take this alternative tour of the Red Centre and become the King Of The Mountain.

Visit www.mulgasadventures.com.au to book your trip now.

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