Flinders Ranges
FR
This is a long semi-arid mountain range stretching toward the country’s centre. It offers some stunning landscapes, particularly in the national park of the same name, and opportunities for hiking, mountain biking, or horseback riding. It’s also home to numerous small Aboriginal sites.

Overview of the Flinders Ranges

This is a long semi-arid mountain range stretching toward the country’s centre. It offers some stunning landscapes, particularly in the national park of the same name, and opportunities for hiking, mountain biking, or horseback riding. It’s also home to numerous small Aboriginal sites.

Key Facts

  • Type of place: mountain range.
  • Tourist interest: (recommended).
  • Features:
  • Range:
  • Length: 430 km.
  • Width:
  • Summit: St Mary Peak (1,171 m).

Environment of the Flinders Ranges

Wildlife and flora

Population and economic activity

Climate and weather

Precautions

What to see

What to do

Practical information

  • Location:
  • Distances:

Getting there

Getting around

Accommodation and dining

Nearby attractions

Further reading