Rising sharply out of the surrounding plains, broken by the cool, deep gorges which hide the life giving oases, the Macdonnells dominate the Central Australian landscape that Albert Namatjira and the other Arrente painters have made famous throughout the world.
We take you beyond the one major walking trail, to the tops of peaks like Brinkley Bluff and Mt Giles. You explore the cool depths of hidden gorges, many of which remain unnamed and unknown, even to local bushwalkers. You enjoy secluded camp sites where you can relax near a pool and watch the setting sun light up the ranges around you.
NT Parks has an amazingly informative website The West Macs. It doesn't have a lot of information about bushwalking but it does have a wealth of information about almost anything you might want to know. If you are planning a trip to the Centre, whether or not it is with Willis's Walkabouts, I recommend that youo have a good look at this site before you go.
Willis's Walkabouts, 12 Carrington Street, Millner NT 0810, Australia walkabout@bushwalkingholidays.com.au
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