Pandanus on Litchfield

A short easy walk to one of the parks most interesting sites located near Darwin in the Northern territory. The impressive mounds of the magnetic termites that call Litchfield National Park home are truly a sight to behold. These enormous magnetic compasses, have the thin edge pointing north-south and the flat backs facing east-west which thermo-regulates them creating high humidity and stable temperatures for the magnetic termites that live in them.The largest called the Cathedral Mound...

A difficult mountain bike loop for the adventurous that is near Darwin in the Northern territory. The route uses an old trail that is very seldom used. This is for very experienced riders who are fully equipped & have excellent navigation skills. There is no phone reception so downloading the map is recommended. It is severely overgrown in places & difficult to follow. There is very little water. There is a danger of wildfires in the dry season.

A great short walk near Darwin in the Northern Territory. The trail passes the Florence Falls plunge. which is very popular with swimmers, pool before climbing 135 stairs out of the gorge up to the lookout over the falls. The car park is a decent size with spots for caravans and toilet facilities. Go early to avoid the crowds. It is recommended to continue on and do the full Shady Creek Walk loop which only double the length of the walk. Highlights of the walk: - Florence Creek - Florence...

A multi-day walk backpacking loop for prepared bushwalkers near Darwin in the Northern territory. A circuit in Litchfield National Park in the Northern Territory, through an arid and often burnt landscape punctuated by beautiful waterfalls, waterholes and creeks. Three "link tracks" provide access to the Tabletop Track (which add to the overall length of the walk). The Florence Falls link track is the shortest access track. The others are There others are from Greenant Creek, Wangi Falls and...

A great short walk near Darwin in the Northern territory. The trail uses a pave stone path that crosses Florence Creek a number of times and is largely in the shade, hence the name of the walk. It passes the Florence Falls plunge. which is very popular with swimmers, pool before climbing 135 stairs out of the gorge, goes past the falls lookout and on to the trailhead at the car park, which is a decent size with spots for caravans and toilet facilities. Go early to avoid the...