The Larapinta Trail
Standley Chasm is a trailhead and information point of the Larapinta Trail, a popular thru-hiking track across the West MacDonnell Ranges. The long-distance trail is one of the most memorable ways to experience Australia. It traverses beautiful and diverse terrain, providing hikers a seemingly endless supply of breathtaking views. Along with Standley Chasm, it passes by a number of other natural landmarks, such as Simpsons Gap, Ellery Creek Big Hole, Orniston Gorge, Glen Helen and Mount Sonder.
Natural Landmarks
Along with Standley Chasm, the Larapinta Trail passes by a number of other natural landmarks, such as Simpsons Gap, Ellery Creek Big Hole, Orniston Gorge, Glen Helen and Mount Sonder. Walking the trail is totally flexible with many pickup and drop off points. There’s no need to complete the 223km long trip end-to-end with many other options available. Standley Chasm is a drop zone for hikers wishing to pickup and drop off food and water supplies. We work with local partners to supply these services which can be booked directly via their websites.
For more information vist NT Parks:
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Self Guided Walks
Discover the chasm at your own pace, experiencing the unique beauty of this desert landscape, with its cool shade, ancient gum trees, and native wildlife.
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Cafe and Gift Shop
Enjoy fresh, gourmet food and barista made coffee among the shady gum trees of the Angkerle Creek. The perfect way to cap off a scenic walk through the Chasm.
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Overnight Camping
Campers are welcome year-round to enjoy our clean and well-equipped facilities. We have powered and un-powered sites available.