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Watarrka National Park
Address: Luritja Rd, Petermann NT 0872, Australia
Phone: (08) 8956 7460
State: Northern Territory
City: Petermann
Zip Code: 0872


Opening Hours

Monday: Open 24 hours
Tuesday: Open 24 hours
Wednesday: Open 24 hours
Thursday: Open 24 hours
Friday: Open 24 hours
Saturday: Open 24 hours
Sunday: Open 24 hours


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Reviews
Beautiful hike. 3 hrs return. Could have done more, but got too hot. Start early and bring water. Amazing terrain with interesting rock formations and even fossils!
7 years ago (10-02-2018)
Get up early and beat the heat. You will be rewarded by stunning views and sights. We arrived early and took ample time to walk the track. We saw the canyon, the garden of Eden and a couple of Wallaby fighting. The way is not too hard but you shouldn't rush it.
7 years ago (26-12-2017)
Well with a visit. Kings Canyon rim walk is hard, especially the first 400 metres but you won't be disappointed. It can get very hot there so start at dawn and bring 2 litres of water each.
8 years ago (20-10-2017)
For me, this was the highlight of our trip into the Northern Territory, eclipsing even Uluru (although that was also wonderful). I did the 6 km canyon rim walk, which afforded great views of either side of the canyon and also has short side walks to Cotterill's Lookout (over a small metal bridge, recommended and 15 mins return) and down into the Garden of Eden waterfall and waterhole - this is accessed by a path at the foot of the stairs ascending from the Garden of Eden itself and is also recommended (20 mins return walk to stairs). Points to note: the initial climb from the canyon floor is very steep, but well formed and there are a couple of natural stopping-off points on the way up, if, like me, you need to catch your breath! There are wooden stairs with handrails descending and ascending to/from the Garden of Eden. The walk (6 kms around the canyon rim), took me 3 1/2 hours from the car park, return. There is very little shelter on the canyon rim itself: take sunscreen, a hat and plenty of water, wear stout shoes! Note that at the time of writing (4th January, 2018), the park rangers will close the gate at the start of the walk at 09.00 a.m., if the temperature is forecast to exceed 36c on that day; the reason for this is the aforesaid lack of shelter and the fact that you will be walking into the sun for the first half of the walk; only when you reach the end of the canyon and climb the stairs from the Garden of Eden towards, the south rim does the sun go behind you. The Garden of Eden does afford some shelter from the sun. I started with walk just before 06.00 a.m. and was back at the car park by 09.15 a.m. I have posted my photos to give you an idea of the walk and, hopefully, to inspire you to make the walk.
7 years ago (04-01-2018)
Yes! Loved it. Definitely do the rim walk at sunrise, worth it! (Even for me, as i am not a morning person at all 😂)
7 years ago (11-12-2017)
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