Walking Adventure Tours & Trips in Australian Outback

The Badjirrajirra Trail takes you to Charles Knife Canyon, where you'll see big views of rugged terrain with rocky gullies and open spinifex bushland. You'll trek through Hancock Gorge's narrow passages, climbing ladders and walking through shallow pools to reach Kermit's Pool and the twisting Spider Wall. There's also a walk beside streams at Kalamina Gorge to Rock Arch Pool.

Trek the Kings Canyon Rim Walk across red rock cliffs to Lost City's sandstone domes and Garden of Eden oasis below. You'll navigate the Kings Creek Walk between towering rock formations in Watarrka National Park and hike through Buley Rockhole's natural pools plus complete the loop walk around Wangi Falls in Litchfield.

You'll stop for breakfast at Kings Creek Station, Australia's largest wild camel exporter, while traveling through the Outback. The challenging 6km Kings Canyon Rim Walk has a 30-minute steep incline, or you can choose the easier creek bed trail through Watarrka National Park instead.

Walk beneath the Outback's famous red rocks on this 3-day trip, trekking through Kata Tjuta's Walpa Gorge and along Uluru's sacred base. Try the Kuniya Walk to Mutitjulu Waterhole where your guide tells Anangu stories, and daily walks include sunrise and sunset from great spots plus an optional evening at the 50,000-stem Field of Light.

The Stuart and Lasseter Highway takes you through semi-desert landscapes, stopping at Simpsons Gap in Tjoritja to walk the riverbed marking Arrernte tribal boundaries with a First Nations guide. Hike Kings Canyon's rim trail at Watarrka National Park, checking out the sandstone Lost City domes and dropping down to the Garden of Eden oasis. Your Outback trip wraps up with sunset viewing at Uluru and sunrise at this 348-meter-high monolith, followed by the Kuniya Walk to Mutitjulu Waterhole.