Gundabooka National Park

Didn't spend long here yesterday but it looks worth a visit another time✅️

Massive mesas uplifted from the former inland sea, truly a special place. And it’s not all dry, a visit to the rock art & creek bed demonstrates that this landscape is quite vibrant.

Fabulous signage and well marked and maintained trail. Excellent opportunity to explore a very precious site @redearthblueskies

Good place to see some aboriginal rock art.

It's mediocre!Only one problem. The toilets smell like someone put rubber on a McDonald's cheeseburger and failed to cook horriblyOverall amazing place! Thanks!

Brilliant national Park with stunning indigenous rock art at Mulgowan. Well worth the effort to get there.

Wow. A truly amazing place and showcase of our Australian outback. An absolute picturesque location with the drive even better on the dirt road. Wow! 5 stars

Spectacular place to explore, historic knowledge, silence, ambience, rocks and Aboriginal art works. Requires to maintain respect to the indegenous heritage.

Stunning. Rife with spiritual energy and a place I'll hold close for a lifetime.From staying at drytank camp accessing some of the rich heritage that surrounds is a delight and somewhat ease to access. My VW transporter had some interesting times on the red dirt but it really added to the overall experience.To experience my ancestors country was next level. My 2nd great Nan was born here and I'm told she would've been brought into this world on the south side of Gundabooka mountain where the land bumps reassemble female body parts, women's business.Very special and emotional to have this privilege of visiting this spot. I will be back with more family to share this experience more in depth and I can't wait!