Flinders Ranges National Park Tours & Vacations

From the weathered peaks to the rocky gorges, getting lost in the magic of the Flinders Ranges is easy.

The Flinders Ranges were created over 800 million years ago and take out the top spot for the largest mountain range in South Australia. They have always been home to the traditional owners, the Adnyamathanha people. Listen to their fascinating creation stories of breathtaking landscapes and amazing wildlife. Explore a whole heap of geological wonders along the way. Take in the beauty of Ikara, cool off in the Blinman Pools, or hike through Dutchmans Stern. Adventuring through the Flinders Ranges is a one-of-a-kind experience you’ll never forget on our tours and holidays.

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4WD tour to Brachina Gorge in Wilpena Pound - Flinders Ranges, SA, Australia

Marvel at Brachina Gorge

The Flinders Ranges aren’t short on natural beauty and Brachina Gorge is no exception. Filled with centuries of unearthed history, the gorge provides the most epic day out, from trying to spot the stripey tails of yellow-footed rock wallabies to taking photos of the multi-colored rock formations. If that doesn’t tickle your nature-loving fancy, why not marvel at the ancient red gums adorning the riverbed or check out the towering gorge walls as they change colors in the setting sun.

Climb up Mt. Ohlssen Bagge

Suppose you’re looking for a challenge and want to hike around Ikara-Flinders Ranges National Park along one of the most raved-about walks. In that case, Mt. Ohlssen Bagge is the trail for you. Prepare yourself for a rocky and continuously uphill 6km walk. Get ready to sweat it out, taking in breathtaking scenery every time you look up. While the Mt. Ohlssen Bagge trail will push you to your limits (and then some), the view from the top is well worth the struggle it took to get there.

Sign welcoming people to the town of Blinman in South Australia

Take a dip in the cool waters of the Blinman Pools

Exploring and adventuring through the range's rugged wilderness can be tiring work, especially during summer, but nothing says pick-me-up like cooling off in one of nature's very own swimming pools. Filled with cool, green waters, you'll want to swim in; the Blinman Pools offer the perfect resting spot after a day's hiking on the Walk the Flinders Ranges trip. So, whether you're stopping at the pools for lunch or looking for some native birds, this scenic swimming spot will be the cherry on top of a great day.