Ikara-Flinders Ranges National Park

Absolutely fantastic place if you love the rich history and the bush without having to do it rough. If you want to see some amazing scenery without needing a big 4x4 you can do it very easily. Definitely a great place to bring the family

This part of the Flinders Rangers. Such a stunning, beautiful and spiritual place. We had 5 days up here and could have stayed a month. Some really great things to see. I recommend taking the flight on the first day to get some perspective and someEducation on the area before you explore it more.We had the best time and can’t wait to get back. Next time winter...

An awesome place to visit for a couple of days. There's plenty to do here. Lots of walks to different types of places. Driving through the gorges is a great way to see the sights too.

@the_alpha_adventurerBeautiful National Park!Took a guided Cultural tour with Andrew and had a great time learning the history of the land from the indigenous tribes which previously inhabited the lands of Wilpena.The park has various walks and hikes, varying from short walks to the Sacred Canyons to full length day hikes to St Mary's Peak.Many of these hikes have information boards along the way explaining the area and nature which calls the Pound home. Of which, the wildlife is very friendly, walking right up to camps and able to pet the Kangaroos which walk through.A great place to spend a few days with the family or alone to enjoy the wildlife.

Amazing park. So much to see and do. Great for all range of ages. Great short and longer walks within the park. Easy to get around with 4wd and loads of super great camp sights.If you’re a photographer there are so many locations to visit. We host two photography tours a year and visit in June and September. Another beautiful part of Australia.

Fantastic during the cooler months. Lots to see and do including arkaroo rock, brachina gorge geological trail, blinman mine and more.Highly recommended going to spot rock wallabies past 5pm in brachina, bring binoculars.St Mary's peak atop Wilpena Pound is a must do hike with spectacular views with many smaller hikes all around the area

Absolutely love it up here. Great for camping, 4x4, hiking, exploring.Serene, stunning, peaceful and aesthetically amazing for the novice or professional photographer.Patchy phone coverage which is great if you want to escape the digital life. Make sure you have alternative communications if you intend to explore and need it for emergency purposes.

Peaceful and serene. Plenty of wildlife and scenery to observe and photograph. Great places to stay and relax. Without a doubt you cannot let this wonder escape you on your travels. Rawnsley Park and Wilpena Resort are just 2 of the great places to stay and relax.

Even on an overcast day, the scenery was spectacular. We did almost all of the drives comfortably in one day. The roads were great - a little muddy due to the rain and the tracks thru the creeks posed no problems for 4WD. We were amazed at the landscapes, gorges and vegetation. One road was like being in the snowy mountains, the next was rock formations like Hamersley Gorge, then you had hills like the McDonnell Ranges. The gum trees were huge, majestic and the biggest we've seen in SA. There's some old ruins of past sheep stations. Loads of emus, kangaroos and birdlife.

Wilpena Pound is a great destination in itself, with walks as easy or as hard as you choose; but it is just the start. The national park covers a large area.The public roads are free including the Moralana scenic drive, Brachina Gorge, Parachilna Gorge and Glass Gorge roads, stops and lookouts. Need to book camping sites and a pass is needed for the tracks, driving or walking.The road is tarred from Hawker to Blinman, including the Wilpena Pound approach, also from Hawker to Parachilna and beyond. Dirt roads are reasonable but there are no bridges, all the seasonal creeks are forded.At least the dust is soft, does not chew through the brake pads as on the Eyre peninsula.Last time we visited it was early December and some tracks and walks were already closed for the summer season. Mobile coverage is bad to non-existent so a little bit of preparation and common sense goes a long way.It is a vast and scenic expanse that does not stop to amaze even after the awe of the first have long worn off.