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Walks in the Park

East Alligator Area

The Ubirr Walk (dry season only)

This circular walk takes you past several fascinating Aboriginal rock art sites. There is a 250m moderately steep climb that takes you to the top of a rocky lookout that provides superb views over the Nardab floodplain. The views at sunset are particularly beautiful.

An easy walk

1 km

1 hour

The Sandstone and River Walk (dry season only)

This walk begins off the Bardedjilidji walk in Ubirr, East Alligator Area. It takes you past Catfish Creek floodplains, billabongs, sandstone outliers and the East Alligator River.

An easy walk

6.5 km

4 hours

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