Six days of Classic Larapinta trail

Overnight stay in a Semi-permanent equipped Bush Camp

Lunch included

Dinner included

Trek included; from 8 to 15 km

Meeting with the guide at your hotel at 7: 00 am-07: 30 am.

The trek begins on the eastern side of the path that starts from Old Alice Springs Telegraph Station.

The path passes through bushes and scrubs of mulga, to continue along hills and woods...let's say goodbye to Alice at the top of the Euro crest before starting the trek through the deep and narrow passage of Wallaby Gap! From here you have the opportunity to go to the field with the vehicle or continue on foot for another 8 km until you reach the same. Nick’s camp enjoys a splendid view of the Heavitree Range and Alice Valley.

Overnight stay in a Semi-permanent equipped Bush Camp

Breakfast included

Lunch included

Dinner included

Trek included; 10-15 km

Today's program;

From Nick's campsite you follow the west path through magnificent Bloodwoods and the shady and tall Ironwoods; the dominant trees on this narrow alluvial plain. It is possible to observe Echidna and Wallaby of the kind rocks in the surroundings of Simpson's Gap. From here a short transfer takes you to the splendid Standley Chasm where you will be engaged in a walk to the top to observe and visit the rocky ravine. You then move to the Charlies campsite located at the foot of the Counts Point hills, a magnificent and wild area. Charlie's camp is named after the pioneering Larapinta Guide... Charlie Holmes.

Overnight stay in a Semi-permanent equipped Bush Camp

Breakfast included

Lunch included

Dinner included

Trek included; 15 km

Today's program;

The highlight of this day is the 5km hike along the highest ridge to Counts Point. From the top, you will have a view of the western part of Mount Sonder, and the crater of the comet of Gosse Bluff. The descent from the high ridge takes us through the ancient forest of Mulga Trees Hill. Along the way, it is possible to observe in the limestone rocks the fossils of stromatolites, one of the most ancient terrestrial life forms. Return in the afternoon at camping Charlie. An optional 2 km walk will take you to the Serpentine of Chalet Dam, a pinch of pioneering history and the possibility of a swim in the dam waters.

Overnight stay in a Semi-permanent equipped Bush Camp

Breakfast included

Lunch included

Dinner included

Trek included;8 + 10 km

Today's program;

You start the day (if you didn't do it the day before), with an optional walk to the Serpentine Chalet. Continue towards the Inarlanga pass (Echidna). Cycadaceae palms are numerous in this area. You continue to the Aboriginal site of Ocher Pits (here it is still traditional custom the collection of clays and red, yellow, and white soils used during the Aboriginal rituals for body paintings). In the afternoon you make a small relaxing stop on the Finke River (it is said is one of the oldest rivers in the world), if you want you can relax at Glen Helen Lodge, the historic supply point of the bush. An optional excursion of 10 km is possible that from Ormiston gorge starts at the Fike river through the depression of the Creek Country. Transfer to your camp at the foot of Mount Sonder. This field is called the Fearless field (of the fearless) in honor of the trekking guide Sue Fear.

Overnight stay in a Semi-permanent equipped Bush Camp

Breakfast included

Lunch included

Dinner included

Trek included;16 km

Today's program;

Departure at 3:00 is to reach the top of Mount Sonder. Our goal is to be on top for sunrise to see how the sun spreads over this vast country with a spectacular effect. You then go down to Redbank Gorge and you can enjoy an excellent brunch and, if the weather permits, in the afternoon, stop at Glen Helen Homestead to toast perhaps with a frozen beer to our beautiful company. From here, if you want, you can make a panoramic flight with the homestead helicopter to admire the area you have explored in recent days from above. At the end of the day, return to the camp.

Overnight- free

Breakfast included

Lunch included

Trek included; 4/5 km

Today's program;

Just a relaxing 3/4 hour walk along the Ormiston Pound today. Views, flora and are extraordinary and the walk will end with the exploration of the upper course of the gorge where possible to observe the kangaroos of the rocks (Rock Wallabies) as they run around the imposing rocks. Finally, the transfer by van begins to return to Alice Spring where the arrival is scheduled for 05:00 pm.