Batchelor Travel Guide

Litchfield National Park - Wangi Falls The largest falls in Litchfield are Wangi Falls. Here you can swim and snorkel in a large pool set in a rainforest.
In the wet season, the flow of water is awesome. The falls aren't accessible all year round, and swimming is sometimes prohibited after heavy rain due to powerful currents in the pool.
A nature trail leads from the camping and BBQ area to the top of the falls and back down to the car park.

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Litchfield National Park - Florence Falls At Florence Falls two spectacular waterfalls cascade into a deep swimming hole. Be careful of submerged sharp rocks.
You can also climb to a high lookout for a magnificent view down to the falls and the surrounding bush area.
If you want to linger a little longer here, there is a nearby campground with shower and toilet facilities.

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Litchfield National Park - Termite Mounds Just off the Litchfield Park Road in the northern area of Litchfield Park you will see fascinating termite mounds that stand well over 2m high.
They are all aligned north to south which apparently keeps the inside of the mound from getting too over heated by the hot tropical sun which tracks east to west.

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