Rawnsley Park Station: A Gateway to the Flinders Ranges
Rawnsley Park Station, nestled beneath the iconic Rawnsley Bluff at the southern end of Wilpena Pound, offers a unique opportunity to experience the heart of the Flinders Ranges. Located approximately 450 kilometres north of Adelaide, South Australia, the station provides a diverse range of accommodation and activities for visitors.
The park is renowned for its natural beauty, with highlights including Arkaroo Rock, adorned with ancient Indigenous ochre paintings, and Pugilist Hill Lookout, offering panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. For a truly breathtaking perspective, scenic flights are available.
Immerse yourself in the region’s rich history and natural wonders through guided walking tours and four-wheel-drive excursions led by experienced local guides. Alternatively, explore the area independently on foot or by bike. The station is a gateway to the Mawson Trail, a popular mountain bike route that passes through the property. Mountain bikes can be hired on-site.
For those seeking a longer adventure, Rawnsley Park is the starting point for the epic 200-kilometre Flinders Ranges by bike circuit.
Families will enjoy the opportunity to witness the fascinating process of sheep shearing during school holiday demonstrations.
Rawnsley Park Station is more than just accommodation; it is a basecamp for exploring the remarkable Flinders Ranges.
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