North Tusk Hill

North Tusk Hill, situated in the Vulkathunha-Gammon Ranges National Park, offers panoramic views of the rugged Flinders Ranges landscape. This peak, along with its counterpart South Tusk Hill, is part of the plateau's distinctive "rounded hills." The area is renowned for its deep gorges, such as Bunyip Chasm and Fern Chasm, which attract bushwalkers seeking adventure. The park's diverse flora and fauna, including unique species like the newly identified subspecies of Acacia beckleri, contribute to its ecological significance.