The famous Larapinta Trail extends for over 223km’s along the backbone of the West MacDonnell Ranges in Central Australia and is divided into 12 sections.
Commencing at the Old Telegraph Station on the outskirts of Alice Springs, the trail meanders through many ancient river beds, sheltered gorges and stunning waterholes, climbing steeply over the rugged ranges with numerous stunning vantage points to take in the spectacular landscape.
The Larapinta takes in a variety of desert habitats before rewarding trekkers with 360° views from Mount Sonder – the highest point marking the end of the Trail.
There are walks, great walks and then there’s the Larapinta Trail
Groups & Private Charter
If you are part of a group or organisation that would like to experience the wonders and challenge of walking the famous Larapinta Trail then Walking Country can help tailor an itinerary and program to suit.
We can offer a fully trained guide who is experienced and passionate about the area as well as full ground support crew to transport luggage and set-up camp each night so all you have to concentrate on is enjoying your trek.
We can also cater for larger groups of up to 16 people in our large Mitsubishi Canter 4WD vehicles or more with multiple vehicles in “tag-a-long”
Customer Testimonial
Everything far surpassed my expectations, , the walk itself was fantastic but my thanks and appreciation go out to our guide for his experience, local knowledge, delicious cooking and generousity of spirit
It exceeded all our expectations largely due to the efforts of Katie, Josh and Chris. Nothing was too much trouble. And the food they created out of the embers was a bonus that none of us expected.
I had a fantastic time on the trek and Di and Adam are amazing! They are great at what they do and made the trip very enjoyable and always had a smile and a laugh with the group!
The Region
Situated in the heart of Central Australia, the Larapinta Trail in the West MacDonnell Ranges is divided into 12 sections, each a one to two day walk.
The trail has acquired an international reputation as a tough, challenging trek prompting National Geographic to number it among the top 20 such experiences to be had on the planet.
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