Natural Attractions, Parks & Trails

Doctor’s Gully Boardwalk provides a fascinating short meander through tropical rainforest. Interpretative signage tell the history of Doctor’s Gully. Doctor’s Gully is part of a Maritime reserve, where hundreds of fish come to be fed at high tide at Aquascene.
Doctor’s Gully, to the right near The Rock Centre carpark

This is a different view of Butterfly Gorge at Hayes Creek. Experienced climber Jason McCarthy has taken these pictures on a recent climb there.  Enjoy!    Hayes Creek, on the Stuart Highway is 170 kms south of Darwin and 153 kms north of Katherine.

Kakadu National Park covers around 20,000 square kilometres of spectacular scenery – rugged sandstone escarpments, extensive woodlands and vast wetlands. There are numerous bushwalks, prolific birdlife, crocodiles and ancient Aboriginal rockart.
Kakadu National Park, Northern Territory

Litchfield National Park is a beautiful park with spectacular waterfalls that flow year round, sparkling rock pools to swim in and numerous walking trails. There’s giant termite mounds, rock formations and spectacular scenery. The area is rich in cultural heritage.
Access via Batchelor township (sealed road).