

Flinders Ranges & Outback
Ancient Landscapes & Stunning Gorges
The Flinders Ranges and Outback reveal South Australia at its most rugged and awe-inspiring, with ancient mountain ranges, deep gorges and vast red-earth landscapes.
This is a region shaped by time, rich in Aboriginal heritage and wildlife, where scenic drives, bushwalks and unforgettable sunsets define the journey.
Whether you’re exploring Ikara–Flinders Ranges National Park or venturing deeper into the outback, the Flinders Ranges invite you to slow down, look up and experience the true heart of Australia.
Things to do in the Flinders Ranges & Outback
Explore Ikara–Flinders Ranges National Park
Discover the heart of the region with dramatic mountain ranges, ancient landscapes, wildlife and iconic outback scenery.
Hike Alligator Gorge
Located in the southern Flinders Ranges, the Alligator Gorge hike is a standout walk featuring narrow gorges, rock formations and sweeping views.
Discover Aboriginal Cultural Sites
Visit significant sites such as Arkaroo Rock, home to ancient rock art and deep cultural meaning for the Adnyamathanha people.
Tour the Blinman Mine
Take an underground tour of the historic Blinman Mine, Australia’s highest copper mine, and learn about the region’s mining heritage.
Explore the Kanyaka Ruins
Wander through the atmospheric ruins of Kanyaka Station, once one of the region’s largest pastoral properties, and learn about early settlement life.
Discover Outback Heritage Towns
Visit towns such as Hawker, Quorn, Blinman and Parachilna to experience outback hospitality, heritage buildings and local stories.
Wander around Old Wilpena Station
Discover the restored buildings and stories of Old Wilpena Station, offering insight into the pastoral history of the Flinders Ranges.
Experience Outback Sunsets & Star Gazing
With minimal light pollution, the region offers spectacular sunsets and some of the best stargazing in South Australia.
Take a Scenic Drive
The Flinders Ranges and Outback are made for road trips, with unforgettable drives through gorges, ranges and open plains.
Go Bushwalking & Wildlife Spotting
Choose from short walks to longer hikes and keep an eye out for kangaroos, emus, wallabies and native birdlife.
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