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Inland Rocks & Wilderness
Wudinna & the Gawler Ranges

Inland Rocks & Wilderness

Three days among the granite monoliths, salt lakes and mallee of the inland peninsula.

3 days Granite giants, mallee and big skies 6 stops

Most visitors hug the Eyre Peninsula coast, but the inland is just as remarkable - a land of giant granite monoliths, ancient volcanic rock, salt lakes and endless mallee under enormous skies.

The plan

Base yourself around Wudinna and warm up on the granite: the long climb up Mount Wudinna, the perfect wave of Pildappa Rock, and the smaller domes nearby. Push north into the Gawler Ranges for the extraordinary volcanic organ pipes and the cascade at Kolay Mirica Falls. Finish in the deep wilderness of Pinkawillinie or Lake Gilles, where the mallee runs to the horizon and the silence is total.

It is a trip for travellers who love wide, empty country, ancient rock and the particular magic of the arid inland after rain.

Day 1

3 stops
  1. 1

    Mount Wudinna

    Wudinna

    The peninsula's great granite monolith.

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  2. 2

    Pildappa Rock

    Wudinna

    A perfect wave of pink granite.

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  3. 3

    Tcharkuldu Rock

    Wudinna

    Balancing boulders and bush camping.

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Day 2

2 stops
  1. 1

    Organ Pipes Lookout

    Gawler Ranges

    Towering volcanic rock formations.

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  2. 2

    Kolay Mirica Falls

    Gawler Ranges

    A seasonal cascade in the ranges.

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Day 3

1 stop
  1. 1

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