An easy walk in amazing scenery. Unfortunately there has been a landslide at the end of this walk, so at present the lookout is not available but the walk is still worthwhile, especially for those unable to do the rim walk. WE stayed in an...More

The 6 Km Kings Canyon Rim walk starts off with a steep and difficult climb up 'many' steps formed in the rocks, but then evens out to a spectacular walk around the canyon rim. Despite the many flies and sometimes uneven terrain, it was a...More

In the searing heat and with the many flies one was still pleased to see at first hand the ancient landscape The less demanding Kings Canyon walk was underwhelming because it was closed at the viewing platform end for works. Given we could not have...More

While the rim walk at Kings Canyon is the main attraction you also have the Kings Creek walk & other areas of interest , like the Giles Track for the experienced bushwalker only, roughly a 2 day hike ! Plus there are other spots to...More

The Kings Canyon Rim hike is the reason most people come to this remote area so I was concerned that the hike would be very, very busy. Because of the heat and we were there in November, everyone starts the hike early. We arrived around...More

This place is special and best enjoyed over 2 nights. If you arrive after a couple of weeks of rain you will be blessed as we were. The waterfall had great flow and there were lovely ferns and flowering plants. I suggest taking a fly...More

It is a long detour to visit Kings Canyon from either Uluru or Alice Springs however definitely worth the effort. The rim walk is not to be missed. A definite highlight of our Central Australian holiday.