The southwest escarpment of the Wilpena Range from the top
of the relatively low Ulowdna Range.
Some of the best views of the Wilpena Range can be had from Rawnsley Park.
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The southwest escarpment of the Wilpena Range from the top
of the relatively low Ulowdna Range.
Some of the best views of the Wilpena Range can be had from Rawnsley Park.
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The newly risen sun is peaking through clouds and catching parts of the
Elder Range.
Ulowdna Range in the foreground.
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This native cypress pine clings to the cliff at Rainbow Falls.
These trees are one of the defining features of the central Flinders Ranges. |
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The hill in the sunshine is Twidale Top (named after the geomorphologist who explained how it came to form).
The Wilpena Pound Range is in the background with Rawnsley Bluff on the right.
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Again, from the Ulowdna Range toward the Wilpena Range at sunset.
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The Elder Range catches the first rays of sunlight for the day
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Four minutes after the above photo was taken the sun was shining on the Ulowdna Range and the scene changed markedly.
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A view from the Moralanna Creek road
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Wilpena Range from the western end of the Moralanna Creek road, near sunset
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It was good of the pastoralist to put the windmill right there!
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An old cart on the road in to Rawnsley Park
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The view from one of Rawnsley Park's trails
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