Alice Springs is a place shaped by desert landscapes, rich Aboriginal culture and true outback character. Set against the rugged MacDonnell Ranges, the town offers a memorable mix of art, history and adventure. Visit local galleries, learn about life in the remote outback at the Royal Flying Doctor Service Alice Springs Facility and the Telegraph Station, or take in sweeping views from ANZAC Hill.
Beyond town, discover the natural beauty of the West MacDonnell Ranges. Swim at Ellery Creek Big Hole, explore Ormiston Gorge, visit Glen Helen Gorge or walk through the striking cliffs of Simpson’s Gap. For a closer look at the region’s wildlife and desert environment, Alice Springs Desert Park offers an immersive introduction to the landscapes, stories and creatures of Central Australia.
For more travel inspiration, check out our latest blogs below and start planning your Alice Springs escape.
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