Limestone Ridge Loop Walk (1.8km)

Judburra Gregory National Park, the second largest in the Northern Territory, offers a stunning diversity of landscapes. Explore gorges, escarpments, sandstone formations, monsoon rainforests, and eucalyptus woodlands. Be aware that saltwater crocodiles inhabit all waterways in the park, so swimming is prohibited. Always practice crocwise behaviour.

Immerse yourself in the rich Aboriginal culture. The traditional owners consider this land a vital part of their identity with deep spiritual significance. Numerous archaeological sites and a wealth of rock art, featuring painting, stenciling, and engravings, showcase a long history of Aboriginal occupation. The park encompasses the traditional lands of several Aboriginal language groups, and ceremonies and rituals are still practiced here.

For the active visitor, there are walking tracks catering to all fitness levels. Adventurous types can tackle the 4WD tracks. The dry season (May to August) provides comfortable weather, but the park remains open during the wet season (November to April) if you prefer lush landscapes and fewer crowds.