Kings Canyon is the traditional country of Luritja people. For thousands of years they have lived on, cared for, managed and have been provided for, by this land, under their law. It is a place of living cultural landscapes and enduring cultural significance.
Guided Aboriginal Tours
Kurrparru Tours offer daily guided walks around the canyon rim and along Kings Creek. Both walks will provide you with an Aboriginal guide and the understanding of this breathtaking environment through the eyes of the traditional custodians. Learn about Aboriginal kinship, customs, bush foods, tools & weapons, medicine plants and the use of them by Aboriginal people. You will also hear stories about Kurrparru (butcher bird), early explorers and early tourism in this area.
Rim Walk (6.5km)
The Rim Walk leads around the cliff face of Kings Canyon, where you can enjoy a magnificient panoramic view of the landscape. About half way along the walk, you will take a rest at an oasis in the Garden of Eden, a delightful area of cool waterholes and riverine vegetation.
Rim Walks commence in summer at 6am and in winter at 7am.
Creek Walk (2km)
The guided walk meanders along Kings Creek, ending at a viewing platform where you can experience stunning views of the sheer cliff face from the canyon floor.
Creek Walks start at 7am and 2pm.
Pricing and Booking Enquiries
Please contact the resort reception: T +61 8 8956 7442
Tours are available daily but must be pre-booked. Please ensure to bring at least 2 litres of water per person, hat, sunscreen and sturdy shoes. Depending on the season, fly repellent or fly nets are recommended.
All tours are subject to availability and weather conditions.
