How long does the Valley of the Winds walk take?
3-4 hours
The full Valley of the Winds circuit takes 3-4 hours. Drinking water is available halfway along the track. For a shorter option you can walk to one of the lookouts and return.
Can you walk around Kata Tjuta?
Take the time to soak up the natural beauty and rich culture of Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park. From mind-blowing rock formations to endless vistas, from soaring domes to unbelievable crevices and rock art paintings, our walking tracks are the ideal way to discover the hidden features of the park.
How long is the Olgas walk?
The domes are very steep and mostly you will be able to walk amongst the domes and enjoy what nature has to offer. This is the major walk around the Olgas and people rate it highly. It’s a total of about 7.4km but quite steep in parts and takes about 4 hours.
How long is the Mala walk Uluru?
2km
The Mala Walk is one of the most prominent and popular walks in the region. It is a 2km return journey that takes about an hour in total, making it perfect for walkers of all levels.
How long is Kata Tjuta walk?
7.4km
Kata Tjuta Valley of the Winds is a 7.4km, grade 3-4 circuit hike, located in the Northern Territory. The hike should take approximately 2-3hrs to complete.
How hard is the Kings Canyon walk?
Depending on what pace you take to absorb the humbling scenery, the walk can take around 3-4 hours. The start of the walk is the most difficult, with around 500 steep steps to climb – once you are up there it will be one of the most magical experiences of your life.
Are the Olgas higher than Uluru?
Rising to more than 546 metres above ground level, the highest point of the structure is Mount Olga, a peak that sits more than 200 metres higher than Uluru. All in all, it measures around 22 kilometres in circumference, so it is again bigger (and somewhat more impressive) than Uluru.
Can you drive around the Olgas?
All roads are sealed, so driving around the park in a normal 2WD vehicle is not a problem. If you don’t have your own vehicle to get around, you can rent one at the airport, join one of the many bus tours or purchase an Uluru hop on hop off bus pass.
Can you ride around the Olgas?
The Uluru Bike Ride lets you experience all that Uluru has to offer. In your own pace and time, discover ancient rock art and wonderous waterholes around the base of Uluru. We are located in the car park at the Uluru-Kata Tjuta Cultural Centre. Look for our mobile truck and bikes on display.
Where does the Mala Walk start?
This walk goes from the Mala carpark to Kantju Gorge.
Can you walk around Uluru?
The Uluru base walk is about 10 km of track that takes you around the whole circumference of the rock. You can take the entire Uluru base walk, or just concentrate on one or more of its sections, depending on how much time you have, your level of fitness and the weather.
Can you swim in Kings Canyon?
It is a place of serenity and contemplation and one of great significance to the original land owners – who ask that you do not swim in the waters. Other than this request – you are welcome to climb, touch and explore the canyon in a manner respectful to its history and natural environment.
How long is the valley of the Winds walk?
It also features unparalleled views of the spectacular Mars-like landscape surrounding Kata Tju t a from two lookout points along the track. This walk is classed as Grade 4. It is steep, rocky and difficult in places, so please be careful and take your time. The full Valley of the Winds circuit takes 3-4 hours.
Is the valley of the winds open to the public?
The Valley of the Winds walk is one of the most popular, taking in Kata Tjuta and its nearby scenery in a seven kilometre walk. This is just one of the two walks left in Kata Tjuta that remain open to the public.
Is the valley of the winds for men?
The Valley of the Winds is a culturally sensitive men’s area. A n angu ask that you don’t take any video or photographs of Kata Tju t a throughout this walk.
Is the valley of the winds in Australia sacred?
Valley Of the Winds – Aussie Bushwalking Valley Of the Winds – Kata Tjuta is Pitjantjatjara, meaning ‘many heads’ consisting of 36 stunning domed rocks. It is an Anangu men’s site and sacred under Tjukurpa (traditional law). Take your time and soak in this very tranquil environment with absolutely spectacular scenery.