Flinders Ranges
The Flinders Ranges has been officially recognised as one of Australia's first National Landscapes. It's among Australia's best natural and cultural landscapes, offering a rich environment for you to experience. The Flinders Ranges provide an emotionally uplifting and tranquil travel destination.
Read more on the Flinders Ranges: National Landscapes page below.
Flinders Ranges regions
The vast Flinders Ranges can be divided into three distinct regions - each offering you a holiday where you can explore a majestic and ancient land.
If you're driving from Adelaide, you'll reach the Southern Flinders Ranges first. Stretch your legs and get close to nature on the area's walking and cycling trails, which traverse through spectacular scenery. Climb to the peak of Mount Remarkable, trek through Wirrabara and Bundaleer forests, or discover the homegrown flavours of the region on the Southern Flinders flavours trail. Don't miss the local ice cream!
In the Central Flinders Ranges, go to bush picnic races at Beltana and Blinman, delve into caves and gorges and see the awesome amphitheatre that is Wilpena Pound.
And don't miss the Northern Flinders Ranges, where you'll really feel that you're beginning to get into the Outback. See rugged peaks, starry skies and kangaroos bounding over red earth. Head to Arkaroola Wilderness Sanctuary for challenging 4WD tracks and the astronomical observatory there.
Explore the Flinders Ranges
- Flinders Ranges: A National Landscape
- Make sure you experience the Flinders Ranges, recognised as one of Australia's first National Landscapes. Read More
- Southern Flinders
- In the Southern Flinders Ranges there are gorges to explore, wildlife to encounter and adventures of the most remarkable kind to write home about. Read More
- Central Flinders
- Bush picnic races at Beltana and Blinman. Tracks to tempt even the most well-travelled 4WD enthusiast. Read More
- Northern Flinders
- Everything about the northern Flinders Ranges is spectacular - the Aboriginal culture, the colours, the starry skies, the bounding kangaroos, and the rugged peaks at sunset. Read More
