Discover the best attractions and experiences Flinders Ranges has to offer
Trace the outback’s past through preserved sites and old frontier landmarks.
A preserved 19th-century copper mining site near Blinman that reveals the grit of early outback miners.
Ruins of a once-busy telegraph outpost linking remote settlements.
Compact museums tell regional stories, from mining to Indigenous heritage.
Exhibits about the region's mining history and daily life in the outback.
Cultural exhibits and programs sharing the Indigenous heritage of the Adnyamathanha people.
Faith landmarks that have stood through decades of desert life.
A small historic church set against desert landscapes.
Historic parish church serving the local community.
South Australia’s iconic protected areas and sanctuaries in the Flinders Ranges.
Iconic park featuring Wilpena Pound, dramatic gorges, and rugged scenery.
Private sanctuary offering rugged terrain, wildlife, and guided geology tours.
Remote park with red cliffs, deep gorges, and excellent bushwalking.
Gateway towns that anchor your Flinders Ranges adventure.
Gateway town to the Flinders Ranges with shops and services.
Tiny outback town famous for the Prairie Hotel and desert scenery.
Historic copper mining town with a quiet outback vibe.
Iconic views and trails you can enjoy without a guide.
A spectacular drive with panoramic lookouts over red cliffs and plains.
Self-guided trail through ancient geology and wildlife corridors.
Short walk offering views over the iconic amphitheatre.
Regional bites and outback hospitality.
Iconic outback pub offering hearty meals and local ambience.
Casual café serving coffee, pies, and bush-style bites.
Dining options with views over the Wilpena area.
Evening experiences under desert skies.
Night skies come alive with guided stargazing sessions.
Seasonal on-site viewing sessions to spot native animals.
Outback-friendly shows and tours.
Guided tours revealing the region's geology and landscapes.
Guided strolls through historic sites in Blinman.
Active pursuits in the desert landscape.
Varied trails meandering around the iconic amphitheatre.
Rugged 4WD routes through Bunyeroo Gorge and surrounding ranges.
Spot raptors and parrots in open scrub and rocky outcrops.
Less-traveled routes that reward patience.
Steep trail with panoramic views and striking geology.
Spectacular but challenging walk along the gorge rim.
Self-driven loop to overlook secluded lookouts.