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Kunjarra — the Devils Pebbles — is a cluster of giant rounded granite boulders glowing red at sunrise and sunset, ~10km northwest of Tennant Creek. A quieter, free alternative to the Devils Marbles and a sacred site for the Warumungu people.
In a national park, you’ll usually need an NT Parks Pass, and campsites & some walks must be booked in advance.
Sunset/sunrise viewing, scenic photos
Cloudy day or harsh midday
15-30 min
May–Sep
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May–Sep
• Sacred Aboriginal site — keep to tracks and respect signage
• Remote — carry water
Distance
990km from Darwin
Drive Time
10h 30min
Best Season
May–Sep
Rating
No reviews yet
• Sacred Aboriginal site — keep to tracks and respect signage
• Remote — carry water
Distance
990km from Darwin
Drive Time
10h 30min
Best Season
May–Sep
Rating
No reviews yet

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