Mount Augustus National Park

Mount Augustus National Park, known as Burringurrah to the local Wajarri people, is a captivating destination for photographers. This expansive park features the world's largest monocline, a massive rock formation that rises 715 meters above the surrounding plains. The 49-kilometer Loop Drive offers access to diverse landscapes, including rocky creeks, gorges, open plains, and Aboriginal rock engravings. Wildlife enthusiasts can capture images of emus, red kangaroos, goannas, euros, and over 100 bird species. The park's unique geology and rich cultural heritage provide endless opportunities for stunning photography.