Mutawintji National Park

Mutawintji National Park, located northeast of Broken Hill, showcases Australia's iconic outback landscape. Visitors can explore rugged gorges, saltbush plains, and the vibrant Bynguano Ranges. The park is rich in Aboriginal history, featuring ancient rock engravings and stencils that depict local wildlife and cultural stories. Wildlife enthusiasts may encounter wedge-tailed eagles, peregrine falcons, and the endangered yellow-footed rock wallaby. The park offers various walking tracks, including the Homestead Gorge and Mutawintji Gorge tracks, suitable for different fitness levels. Camping facilities are available at Homestead Creek campground, providing a serene outback experience.