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Northern Territory Walking / Strolling Attractions
Here are the top Northern Territory walking / strolling listings so you can find the best in Northern Territory for your trip. Read these walking / strolling reviews written by real travelers. You can narrow these results using the filters to the left.
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Alice Springs, Northern Territory, Australia
One of Australia's most recognizable icons, Uluru (also known as Ayers Rock) is a distinctive large sandstone rock formation situated in the central Australia within..
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Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia
Fantastic, fantastic, fantastic! I loved everything about Kakadu! (Except for the light aircraft flight over Kakadu that made me throw up - eeew - due to insufficent..
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Katherine, Northern Territory, Australia
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..
4. Kings Canyon
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Alice Springs, Northern Territory, Australia
This is a beautiful canyon where you can climb to the top easily and enjoy spectacular views.
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Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia
A large national park with numerous waterfalls, aboriginal sacred sites, magnetic termite mounds and more.
6. Mindil Beach
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Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia
Nice beach, home to the famous Mindil Beach markets which are held in the Dry Season and close to Skycity Casino.
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Adelaide River, Northern Territory, Australia
Cruise on Adelaide River to see crocodiles in their natural habitat.
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Yulara, Northern Territory, Australia
This area near Uluru should not be missed. It has beautiful red rock domes.
9. Beach
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Nhulunbuy, Northern Territory, Australia
If you are not afraid of saltwater cocodiles, sweetwater crocodiles, deadly poisonous spiders, snakes and Box yellyfish: this is the perfect place to watch Yolnu..
10. Berry Springs
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Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia
A great day out to see animals and reptiles in their natural habitat.
