Australian Walks
Alice Springs - gorges, waterholes and red desert landscapes
38 Walking New Zealand, issue no 280 - 2021
If you have a spare morning or evening in Alice Springs in Australia’s Northern Territory, you should definitely make the time to take the short hike up Anzac Hill and take in the tranquil and breathtaking views across Alice Springs. Allow 40 minutes. Also known as “Untyeyetwelye”, it is located close to the centre of the town, and is a short 15 minute walk from the visitors centre to the lookout. Anzac Hill is a spectacular vantage point to view both the sunrise and sunset, with the backdrop of the MacDonnell Ranges in the distance. Plus while up there, you could Above: Over looking the town centre of Alice Sprice from Anzac Hill. Below left: On the Bradshaw Walk that starts at the Old Telegraph Station Reserve. www.walkingnewzealand.co.nz
