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Alice Springs Desert Park
Park opened in 1997 at the foot of the MacDonnell Range, with a trail through desert habitats, a nocturnal house, and free-flying birds of prey displays.
Território do Norte · Australia
Alice Springs
In the destination Uluru and the Red Centre.
In the photo: Alice Springs seen from Anzac Hill
Illustrative images. The pictures in this guide are illustrations based on the real place, not photographs, and may differ from it.
The city
What to expect from Alice Springs.
The largest town in central Australia, Alice Springs sits amid the MacDonnell Ranges on the banks of the nearly always dry Todd River. It began as the 1872 telegraph station and is Arrernte country. It has the Alice Springs Desert Park, with desert plants and animals, the Anzac Hill lookout and Aboriginal art galleries. To the west the range holds gorges and waterholes such as Simpsons Gap.
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The local experience
What to see in Alice Springs
Historic site
Alice Springs Telegraph Station
1872 telegraph station that linked Darwin to Adelaide, built next to the waterhole that gave the town its name, in a historic reserve about 4 km from the centre.
Viewpoint
Anzac Hill
Hill in central Alice Springs with a war memorial and 360-degree views over the town, the Todd River and the MacDonnell Range.
National park
Simpsons Gap
Gorge with a permanent waterhole in the West MacDonnell Range, about 18 km from Alice Springs, home to black-footed rock-wallabies.