Lake Torrens National Park

Lake Torrens National Park, established in 1991, encompasses the expansive Lake Torrens, a vast salt flat stretching approximately 250 kilometers in length and 30 kilometers in width. Typically dry, the lake occasionally fills with water after significant rainfall, attracting diverse birdlife. The park's unique landscape offers excellent opportunities for photography and geological studies. Visitors can enjoy bushwalking and 4WD adventures, immersing themselves in the stark wilderness of the region. The park is located about 576 kilometers from Adelaide, providing a remote and tranquil escape into nature.