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BURRINGURRAH NATIONAL PARK

Burringurrah (or Mount Augustus) is the largest monolith in the world. Just another statistic ... we just like it because it's beautiful. Burringurrah rises 715 metres out of its surrounding landscape, which consists of red arid shrubland with wattles, cassias and tall mulla mullas. You can drive around the rock - it is 49 kilometres and there are walks, lookouts etc. to enjoy. Close to the mountain, there's the Mount Augustus resort, which, unlike the one near Ayers Rock, is low key and a pleasure to be..

  • Tall Mulla Mulla (Ptilotus Exaltatus)
  • Tall Mulla Mulla (Ptilotus Exaltatus)
  • Tall Mulla Mulla (Ptilotus Exaltatus)
  • Climb to Kotka Gorge
  • Climb to Kotka Gorge
  • Climb to Kotka Gorge
  • Climb to Kotka Gorge
  • Warrarla Gum Grove
  • Edney Spring
  • Edney Spring
  • Edney Spring
  • Edney Spring
  • Edney Spring
  • The Gully Track
  • The Gully Track
  • The Gully Track
  • The Gully Track
  • The Gully Track
  • The Gully Track
  • The Gully Track
  • The Gully Track
  • The Gully Track
  • The Gully Track
  • The Gully Track
  • The Gully Track
  • Mount Augustus
  • Mount Augustus
  • Mount Augustus
  • Mount Augustus
  • Cattle Pool
  • Australian Darter (Anhinga melanogaster)
  • Australian Darter (Anhinga melanogaster)
  • Australian Darter (Anhinga melanogaster)
  • Australian Darter (Anhinga melanogaster)
  • Australian Darter (Anhinga melanogaster)
  • Mount Augustus
  • Mount Augustus
  • Cattle Pool
  • Cattle Pool
  • Cattle Pool
  • Tall Mulla Mulla (Ptilotus Exaltatus)
  • Brown Falcon (Falco Berigora)
  • Brown Falcon (Falco Berigora)
  • Brown Falcon (Falco Berigora)
  • Brown Falcon (Falco Berigora)
  • Brown Falcon (Falco Berigora)
  • Mount Augustus