Standley Chasm General Admission Ticket
Walk through the natural creek bed to the iconic Standley Chasm and its towering cliff faces Enjoy an easy 20-minute return walk through the striking Red Centre landscape. Extend your visit with access to Section 3 of the Larapinta Trail for views across the West MacDonnell Range
Highlights
- Walk through the natural creek bed to the iconic Standley Chasm and its towering cliff faces
- Enjoy an easy 20-minute return walk through the striking Red Centre landscape.
- Extend your visit with access to Section 3 of the Larapinta Trail for views across the West MacDonnell Ranges.
About this experience
Discover Standley Chasm (Angkerle Atwatye), a sacred natural landmark in the West MacDonnell Ranges near Alice Springs. Follow a self-guided walking trail through a creek bed lined with ancient gum trees and native vegetation. Marvel at towering red sandstone cliffs reaching 80 metres high, where sunlight creates striking colours throughout the day. Explore at your own pace, enjoy the desert scenery and look out for native wildlife along the way.
Choose your option
General Admission
Explore Standley Chasm (Angkerle Atwatye) at your own pace on a self-guided walk through the natural creek bed to the towering sandstone cliffs. Includes general admission to the chasm and access to the walking trail. This option provides standard individual admission.
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$0.00
General Admission (Children 0-7 Years)
Explore Standley Chasm (Angkerle Atwatye) at your own pace on a self-guided walk through the natural creek bed to the towering sandstone cliffs. Includes general admission to the chasm and access to the walking trail. This option is for children aged 0-7 years.
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$3.03
General Admission (Alice Springs Local)
Explore Standley Chasm (Angkerle Atwatye) at your own pace on a self-guided walk through the natural creek bed to the towering sandstone cliffs. Includes general admission to the chasm and access to the walking trail. This option is available exclusively to Alice Springs locals with valid proof of local residency.
Cancellation and terms
Know before you go
Good to know: - Last admission is 30 minutes before closing time. - Check the official website for the daily opening hours prior to your visit. - The walk to Standley Chasm follows a natural creek bed and takes approximately 20 minutes return. - Visitors walk the trails at their own risk. - Pets and alcohol are not permitted on the premises. - Do not feed the wildlife or disturb native plants and animals. - Standley Chasm is a sacred Aboriginal site, and visitors must respect the natural environment without causing damage or leaving marks. - Picnics are permitted, but barbecue facilities are reserved for campers. - Opening hours may vary on public holidays.