The 1200km Heysen Trail in the Flinders Ranges is rated as one of the world’s premier long-distance trails. From the north, it carves a path through and sometimes up and over the ranges. It ends in Cape Jervis in the very south of South Australia, having made its way through Claire and the Maclaren vale.
The Northern Flinders has some of the most stunning outback scenery in Australia, rivalling anything in the interior. Hike from Aroona Ruins in the North of the Northern Flinders via Trezona and Yanyanna Huts to Wilpena, Tanderra Saddle all the way to Black Gap. Explore this stunning region in the only way you can – by foot.
HIGHLIGHTS:
- The incredible serenity of the furthest end of the Northern Flinders
- Panoramic views of mountains and the surrounding plains
- Witness the Brachina Formation, one of the oldest rock formations on the planet
- Pass through beautiful forests, gullies and gorges
- Reach the peak of Tanderra Saddle with unheralded views
- Impressive views of Wilpena Pound and Rawnsley Bluff
- Accommodations in stunning locations (Upgrade available at Rawnsley)
Maxwell P
I loved this and not knowing what to expect before I came it was so much better than I imagined. The walks were doable and the sense of achievement was satisfying after completing them all. We would recommend Stroll to anyone and loved the hiking plus the great accommodation and food. We have been looking at Queen Charlotte in NZ and Kimberley’s and Kakadu, and many more…
Jeff J
The Stroll Flinders self-guided walk that we did with friends from Melbourne was a real pleasure. From being met by local identity Marc at the airport to being dropped off there after 7 wonderful days, it was very enjoyable visit. The accommodation was ideal, the walks interesting and varied, the locals friendly and welcoming. Flinders might just be one of those hidden gems.
Maree G
The scenery was beautiful and the diversity of the walks made each day different which was great. Including a visit to a wombat rescue place, winery and museum added to the experience. Eating at local places was a great idea – good for the local economy – and GREAT for the walkers as the food was exceptional. My Flinders Island experience was filled with great walking, exceptional food and interesting experiences.
Maria H
It was my first Stroll trip- I don’t think it gets any better. The walks were stunning, the lodge was so comfy, and the food was so delicious. A perfect holiday!