Had a slow start this morning. This is our final full day in the Northern Territory and also our last full day of not travelling. After a bacon and egg breakfast treat we regrouped and headed out for the Rim walk.The 6km signposted loop ended up being 9.5km (another example of making sure you do not take to much notice of distances on information boards). It was a beautiful walk. The initial climb to the top of the canyon was pretty steep though we then walked ar...

Had a slow start this morning. This is our final full day in the Northern Territory and also our last full day of not travelling. After a bacon and egg breakfast treat we regrouped and headed out for the Rim walk. The 6km signposted loop ended up being 9.5km (another example of making sure you do not take to much notice of distances on information boards). It was a beautiful walk. The initial climb to the top of the canyon was pretty steep though we then walked ...

Joel and Caitlyn had a cold and early start and headed to the rock to get pictures of the sunrise. Came back a bit disappointed - much better at Sunset. Fuelled up the car and hit the road again. Made camp at Kings Creek Station. Again it is pretty busy here with only a few spots left. Went to the canyon and did the canyon river walk - a short 2km walk following creek up the canyon. It was very lush, with lots of cycads etc - a bit different from the desert s...

It was another cold start with lots of complaining from Angie and Jacob. Once we finally got moving we heading out to The Olgas. We did a nice walk the main section of The Olgas, where there is a canyon created by alluvial erosion. The only tough thing about the trip was that the section we walked was in the shade and it was absolutely freezing. We did the 2.6km walk pretty quickly! We got back to Uluru and went to the Cultural Centre. It has an informative disp...

It was another cold start with lots of complaining from Angie and Jacob. Once we finally got moving we heading out to The Olgas. We did a nice walk the main section of The Olgas, where there is a canyon created by alluvial erosion. The only tough thing about the trip was that the section we walked was in the shade and it was absolutely freezing. We did the 2.6km walk pretty quickly! We got back to Uluru and went to the Cultural Centre. It has an informative disp...