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Croc Safety: Only swim in designated croc-monitored areas. Check signs before entering any waterway. Report sightings: 1800 453 210.
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A little-known gorge 22km southwest of Pine Creek with shady rock pools for swimming, Aboriginal paintings, and ancient gold mine remnants from the 1870s. The walk follows the dry creek bed for 2km to reach the deepest gorge pools. Rarely visited and genuinely off-track. Umbrawarra Gorge combines three NT themes in one: gold rush history, Aboriginal culture, and a beautiful remote swimming gorge — all within easy reach of the Stuart Highway.
In a national park, you'll usually need an NT Parks Pass, and campsites & some walks must be booked in advance.
Solid spot — worth a stop if you're nearby.
Families, dry-season day trips, cooling off
It's wet season — most close for floods + crocs
1-3 hours
Dry Season (May–Oct)
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Dry Season (May–Oct)
• Limited phone signal
• Carry 3L water/person/day
Distance
252km from Darwin
Drive Time
3h 9min
Best Season
Dry Season (May–Oct)
Rating
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• Limited phone signal
• Carry 3L water/person/day
Distance
252km from Darwin
Drive Time
3h 9min
Best Season
Dry Season (May–Oct)
Rating
No reviews yet
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