flinders ranges

Found just 5-hours north of Adelaide, the rugged, weathered peaks and rocky gorges of South Australia's Flinders Ranges shape some of the country's most dramatic and majestic landscapes. It's a place with a lot of Aboriginal heritage and an abundance of wildlife. The scenic paths, 4WD tracks and mountain biking trails that crisscross this wild landscape will lead you on an unforgettable journey amid the park's 95,000 hectares. The park itself includes the Heysen Range, Brachina and Bunyeroo gorges

Most of the central Flinders Ranges is protected by the Ikara-Flinders Ranges National Park. This place is one of the top tourist attractions in Outback South Australia, with its breathtaking scenery, deep valleys, and gorges. You may be ready to explore the remarkable region of the Flinders Ranges but are not sure when to visit. Here is a guide to the best time to visit the Flinders Ranges.

(Photo Credit: Arkaba Walk)

Found just 5-hours north of Adelaide, the rugged, weathered peaks and rocky gorges of South Australia's Flinders Ranges shape some of the country's most dramatic and majestic landscapes. It's a place with a lot of Aboriginal heritage and an abundance of wildlife. The scenic paths, 4WD tracks and mountain biking trails that crisscross this wild landscape will lead you on an unforgettable journey amid the park's 95,000 hectares. The park itself includes the Heysen Range, Brachina and Bunyeroo gorges

Extending some 800km in South Australia’s outback, the Flinders Ranges boast plenty of places to discover afoot. From easy strolls and luxury walks to challenging hikes, here are the Flinders Ranges best hikes and hiking trails.

(Photo Credit: Arkaba Walk)

Flinders Ranges Multi-Day Hikes

Arkaba Walk

Length: Approximately 43km

Grade: Moderate

One of the acclaimed ‘Great Walks of Australia’, the Arkaba walk is set against the remarkable backdrop of the Elder Range and Wilpena Pound in South

The Flinders Ranges and its outback region may be somewhat arid, boasting fascinating and beautiful natural feats, but there is no shortage of Flinders Ranges luxury accommodation and unique places to stay that inevitably cap off an incredible journey. From Flinders Ranges glamping and camping to iconic hotel and luxury homesteads, here is a guide to the best accommodation in the Flinders Ranges.

(Photo Credit: South Australian Tourism Commission)

Praire Hotel: Iconic Outback Pub Stay

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