Arkaroola Wilderness Sanctuary

Nestled 600 km north of Adelaide in the rugged northern Flinders Ranges, Arkaroola Wilderness Sanctuary spans 610 square kilometers of pristine wilderness. Established in 1968 by the Sprigg family, it emphasizes science, education, and conservation to preserve its unique landscapes and inhabitants. The sanctuary boasts ancient geological formations, towering granite peaks, and diverse wildlife, including the endangered Yellow-footed Rock-Wallaby. Visitors can embark on the renowned Ridgetop Tour, traverse 130 kilometers of graded public access tracks, or enjoy stargazing in the International Dark Sky Sanctuary. Accommodations range from air-conditioned lodges to bush camping, complemented by a licensed restaurant, bar, and swimming pool.