A park most known for the Katherine Gorge - a deep gorge carved through the sandstone rock over the years by the Katherine River. The gorge features 13 separate gorges containing rapids and falls. It is possible to see crocodiles on various parts of the river. Popular activities in some parts of the gorge include canoeing, swimming, cruising and hiking along various trails.

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Fabio B.

Sep 3, 2009

Rent a canoe for a beautiful trip in the gorge. Check it accuratly before you leave (we spent half time to drain it from water) and schedule a five-six km. trip. Don't miss hat and solar cream and wacht out for the crocs.

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Lisa W.

Jul 19, 2008

A beautiful set of natural gorges... kind of like a smaller grand canyon filled with water that you can kayak/boat through. The cliffs are stunning 60,000+ year old Aborigine rock art can be found everywhere.

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Sophie F.

Mar 25, 2009

went canoeing round here and had such a fab time.. even as a total novice was absolutly unbelieveable.. its so much more rewarding by canoei than going on one of the many tourist boats. absolutly beautiful place!

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Caroline M.

Mar 31, 2010

If you have time, take a canoe for a couple of days and go up the river. You can see natural beauty, flora and fauna, Aboriginal history, culture and rock art...

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