Kata Tjuta (The Olgas)

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Kata Tjuta, meaning ‘many heads’, is comprised of 36 rocks and in many ways this rock formation is a more rewarding destination than the more popular Uluru.

There are several hiking trails among Kata Tjuta that include the relatively easy Wulpa Gorge Walk (2.6km; one hour) that takes you between Mount Olga and Mount Wulpa – two of the more imposing rocks. Another popular hike is the Valley of the Winds Walk (7.5km; three hours), which is a circuit taking in the Karingana and Karu lookouts.

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Kata Tjuta, NT 0872
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  • JH, 31 Aug 2018


    Huge marvels, that are just as impressive as Uluru

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  • Quentin, 23 Nov 2014


    Awesome Scenery. The "Valley of the Winds" track is the best way to discover the Mt Olga. Don't forget water.

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  • Jas, 13 Aug 2014


    Leave before 8am for the Valley of the Winds track!

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  • Stacy, 07 Dec 2013


    Do go early, it is a hot hell even if you finish by noon. There's only a water tank at each side of the loop start and no shade further on, so take your own water. The second outlook is worth it all.

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  • Stuart, 19 Jan 2013


    Go early and take lots of water, even when it's not over 40deg it feels like it is!

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