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Witjira National Park
"Arterial Desert Springs"
A jewel of South Australia, the Witjira National Park is one of the most significant ecological reserves of the country. Established in the year 1985, the park was inscribed with the purpose of protecting Dalhousie Mound Springs Complex, the country's largest cluster of arterial springs. With more than 60 natural springs flowing in the park, it is a treasure chest of marine fauna. Endemic species like Dalhousie catfish, Dalhousie hardyhead and Dalhousie goby enjoy their rich aquatic habitats here. With hiking trails that go through the picturesque Weetootla Gorge and magnesite hilly terrains, the national park is ideal for camping and bushwalking.
Witjira National Park, Oodnadatta, SA, Australia, 5734
"Arterial Desert Springs"
A jewel of South Australia, the Witjira National Park is one of the most significant ecological reserves of the country. Established in the year 1985, the park was inscribed with the purpose of protecting Dalhousie Mound Springs Complex, the country's largest cluster of arterial springs. With more than 60 natural springs flowing in the park, it is a treasure chest of marine fauna. Endemic species like Dalhousie catfish, Dalhousie hardyhead and Dalhousie goby enjoy their rich aquatic habitats here. With hiking trails that go through the picturesque Weetootla Gorge and magnesite hilly terrains, the national park is ideal for camping and bushwalking.
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