National Park - Wild Atlas Guide

Kinglake National Park

Where the volcanic plains of central Victoria rise into forested ridges, Kinglake National Park encompasses roughly 844 square kilometres of

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Ikara-Flinders Ranges National Park

Where ancient quartzite ridges rise across the semi-arid heart of South Australia, Ikara-Flinders Ranges National Park unfolds across nearly two

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Chiltern-Mt Pilot National Park

Granite ridges and eucalyptus woodlands define this 869-square-kilometre park straddling the border between Victoria and New South Wales, where rugged

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Little Desert National Park

Across northwestern Victoria’s semi-arid interior, sandstone ridges and heathland plateaus rise from red earth in a landscape sculpted by fire

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Belair National Park

Eucalyptus woodland and native shrubland cloak the low hills of this Adelaide park, where ancient quartzite ridges rise above the

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Cleland National Park

Eucalypt woodlands rise and fall across Adelaide’s nearby hills, where Cleland National Park sprawls across some twenty square kilometres of

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Lincoln National Park

Across the mid-north of South Australia, where the landscape transitions from coastal lowlands toward semi-arid interior plains, sprawls a wilderness

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Coffin Bay National Park

Across South Australia’s Eyre Peninsula, where limestone headlands rise above turquoise shallows and eucalypt woodland gives way to coastal heath,

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Vulkathunha-Gammon Ranges National Park

Granite ridges and quartzite peaks rise abruptly from the red earth of South Australia’s mid-north, their steep slopes carved into

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Onkaparinga River National Park

Where the Onkaparinga River winds through the Adelaide Hills and down toward the coastal plain, a mosaic of eucalyptus woodland,