Trephina Gorge Nature Park, nestled in the East MacDonnell Ranges 85 kilometers from Alice Springs, is a majestic collaboration of geology, flora, and fauna. Its breathtaking sights of stark quartzite cliffs and river red gums perched on a sandy creek bed captivate nature lovers globally. With available camping facilities, it provides adventurers an immersive experience in the heart of nature. Between May to September, park rangers conduct informative walks and talks that constitute the Territory Parks Alive season. What better way to comprehend the vivid biodiversity than expert-led explorations? The park offers a spectrum of walking trails, spanning from easy to hard, catering to all types of fitness levels. The full spectrum of offered walks and their detailed descriptions can be accessed on-site or by reaching out to Parks and Wildlife. Delve into the untouched beauty of Trephina Gorge Campground.

85km east or Alice Springs. Follow Ross Highway to waypoint. Turn north for 9km including 5km of dirt.