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Walks in the Park

South Alligator Area

The Mamukala Wetlands Walks

There are two walks to choose from that take you through Kakadu's fascinating wetlands featuring brilliant bird life.

An easy walk	1 km	30 mins
An easy walk	3 km	2 hours

The Gu-ngarre Walk (dry season only)

This walk begins at the large banyan fig tree near the Frontier Kakadu Village. It takes you through monsoon forest and woodlands and along the margins of a billabong.

An easy walk

3.6 km

2 hours

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