








Get ready to take a drive back through time. Enjoy breathtaking views of Wilpena Pound and Bunyeroo Valley as you make your way to Bunyeroo Gorge. From there, you’ll continue on into Brachina Gorge where your guide will show you some of the oldest fossils on Earth. As you meander through the impressive rock formations in the gorges, keep a watchful eye out for the elusive yellow-footed rock wallabies. Lunch will be at the North Blinman Hotel (the pub pies are particularly good!), followed by a tour underground in the heritage Blinman Mine. After, there will be time to relax and have a coffee before you return to Rawnsley via Wadna – an Aboriginal culture and art shop. There is also the opportunity to see the rock formation, the Great Wall of China on the drive home.

Your experienced local guides will introduce you to the unique plants, wildlife and geology of Rawnsley Bluff. Learn how the ancient sea floor has been uplifted and subsequently eroded to create this amazing landscape. Walk to the rim of Rawnsley Bluff and marvel at the magnificent views of Rawnsley Park Station and the Flinders Ranges. Packed lunch included.

Travel through more than 550 million years of history on this fascinating full-day tour to Nilpena Ediacara National Park, home to the world's richest, most diverse and best-preserved Ediacaran fossil site. Departing from Rawnsley Park Station, the journey begins along the scenic Moralana Drive before arriving at the internationally significant fossil fields. Accompanied by expert guides, explore the fossil beds and view remarkable impressions of Earth's earliest complex life forms preserved in their original location. Continue to the historic Nilpena blacksmith shop, where interactive audio-visual displays bring to life the ancient seabed environment and reveal the role these organisms played in the evolution of life on Earth. Following the tour, enjoy a gourmet lunch at the iconic Prairie Hotel before returning through the spectacular landscapes of the Ikara-Flinders Ranges National Park. Travel along the Brachina Gorge Geological Trail, renowned for its dramatic rock formations, rich geological history and native wildlife, before stopping at Hucks Lookout for breathtaking views over Wilpena Pound. Combining world-renowned fossils, stunning outback scenery, geology and local hospitality, this tour offers an unforgettable journey through the deep past and rugged beauty of the Flinders Ranges.

Ever wondered what goes into running a sheep farm? Take a tour of Rawnsley’s shearing shed to get a better understanding, before you head off across the station to check water tanks, look for sheep, and get a feel for just how large 30,000 acres is! Optional extra: visit the Woolwash creek on Upalinna Station to see where wool used to be washed before it was processed and sent down to Adelaide. As you drive out across paddocks, over stony creeks, and through mallee forests, your guide will explain the history of pastoralism in the Flinders Ranges and the history of Rawnsley Park Station. Enjoy views of Rawnsley Park, the Chace Range, and Wilpena Pound on this snapshot of farm life. Morning or afternoon tea provided.

Join our experienced local guides on a three kilometre circuit walk in the foothills of Rawnsley Bluff. Learn why the Flinders Ranges are such an important habitat for both temperature zone and arid zone plants and animals. Learn about feral animal control through Operation Bounceback. This is an interactive experience that shares the diversity of plant and animal life of Wilpena Pound. Concludes with a cooked breakfast in the bush.

Discover the heart of the Flinders Ranges on a guided full-day walk through the spectacular landscape of Wilpena Pound. Accompanied by an experienced guide, you'll gain insight into the unique plants, wildlife and geology that make this natural amphitheatre one of South Australia's most iconic destinations. Learn how an ancient seabed was uplifted and shaped over millions of years to create the dramatic mountains and valleys seen today. Along the way, hear stories of the region's early pastoralists and explore the historic ruins they left behind, offering a fascinating glimpse into life in the outback. The walk culminates with the rewarding climb to Bridle Gap, where breathtaking views extend across Wilpena Pound and the surrounding ranges. Take time to appreciate the scale and beauty of this remarkable landscape before returning. Combining natural history, wildlife, geology and local heritage, this guided walk is an unforgettable way to experience the Flinders Ranges and gain a deeper understanding of one of Australia's most significant natural landscapes.

Our five-day and three-day Flinders Ranges Walking Tours introduce walkers to the best the Flinders has to offer. When walkers step out with our experienced guides they are instantly immersed in the beauty and rich history of the area which is dominated by the mighty saw-tooth ramparts of Wilpena Pound and the Flinders Ranges. After the day’s walking return to your Rawnsley Park Station accommodation to relax, before dining each night in the award winning Woolshed Restaurant.

If you only have one day to explore the Flinders Ranges, the Central Flinders Explorer Tour showcases many of the region's most spectacular highlights. Travel through the dramatic landscapes of Bunyeroo and Brachina Gorges, where ancient rock formations reveal a fascinating geological story stretching back hundreds of millions of years. Along the way, enjoy stunning views of Wilpena Pound and Bunyeroo Valley, and keep watch for the rare yellow-footed rock wallaby in its natural habitat. Stop for lunch at the iconic Prairie Hotel in Parachilna, renowned for its outback hospitality and distinctive menu. The journey then continues through the rugged beauty of Parachilna Gorge to the historic township of Blinman, home to Wadna, an Aboriginal culture and art gallery. Before returning to Rawnsley Park Station, there's the opportunity to photograph the impressive landscape feature known as the Great Wall of China. Combining remarkable scenery, wildlife, geology, local history and authentic outback experiences, this guided full-day tour is an ideal introduction to the natural wonders of the Flinders Ranges.

Experience a private four wheel drive trek over Rawnsley Park tracks to our exclusive hill-top summit. Take in amazing views of Wilpena Pound and the rugged Chace Range bathed in the light of a brilliant Flinders Ranges sunset, as you enjoy sparkling wine and delicious canapes prepared by the Woolshed Restaurant. Sunset on the Chace tours depart one and half hours before Sunset.

Our Arkapena tour is aimed at those who are looking for a 4WD adventure; your guide will take you out on our rugged 4WD tracks to explore Rawnsley’s 30,000 acres. As you drive across the station, you’ll learn about the geology of the Flinders Ranges, the history of pastoralism and Rawnsley Park Station, plus the many varieties of vegetation that grow in our semi-arid climate. As the track meanders through the foothills of the Chace Range, you’ll get stunning views out across Rawnsley Park and towards Wilpena Pound. Don’t forget to breathe as you make your way up the steep 4WD track to Prelinna Lookout – 680m above sea level, with spectacular 360-degree views of the Chace Range, the Elder Range, Wilpena Pound, and Rawnsley Park Station. Morning or afternoon tea is provided.
Flinders Ranges Way
Hawker South Australia 5434