Explore the southern Flinders Australia range

Largest Australia South, the Flinders Ranges offer some of the most beautiful panoramic views of more than a dozen different views in the area of 430 km. full of surprising areas for exploration and appreciation for the natural world, it is one of the best places to visit and learn about the history of the area, the ancient art and the opportunity to sit back and enjoy the sunset of the Sun from behind the mountains. Truly embrace the surrounding environment, there are many different places to mark and visit in order to really have a full and memorable experience.

Ikara and old Wilpena station

One of the most important sites of pastoral patrimony, old Wilpena station is among the most well-preserved sites Australia. A short walk of Wilpena Pound Resort, offers a look at the culture and the creative world of ancient tribes Adnyamathanha since the Flinders Ranges. Also known as Ikara or meeting place, this area displays some of the most well-preserved indigenous art works and provides culturally significant events in the history of the zone information.

Stokes Hill Lookout

Just one quick turn off the road from Hawker-Blinman on the way to Blinman, take a moment to experience a beautiful view of Mount Patawarta, along with the chain of mountains that surround the Filnders by boarding the Stokes Hill Lookout area. Learn about the aboriginal dreamtime ancient legends while sitting back to admire the sunset and the magical transition to the clear night sky.

Witness the spirit of resistance

World famous photo of Harold Cazneaux called "Spirit of resistance", this Australia red rubber tree is also known as Cazneaux tree. Rich in spiritual history and of great importance for the natural world, this tree is truly a wonderful view to behold. High tower on a barren rock platform paired with a backdrop of the stunning Flinders Ranges, this bright red chewing gum tree is a symbol of strength and life. Just like Cazneaux was taken aback by such a wonderful view, take a moment to admire the beauty and solitude of the spirit of resistance.