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Overview A massive 348m sandstone monolith in the heart of the Australian desert, a sacred site of the Aṉangu people and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its colour shifts to fiery red at sunrise and sunset are overwhelming.
Highlights The rock glowing red at sunrise and sunset (dedicated viewing areas) The Base Walk around the rock (about 10km) past waterholes and rock art The 'Valley of the Winds' hike at nearby Kata Tjuṯa (the Olgas) The Milky Way night sky and the 'Field of Light' art installation Good to know Rules Climbing has been banned since 2019; as a sacred site there are no-photography zones — follow the signs. Safety Summer (Dec–Feb) days exceed 40°C. Walk at dawn or morning, carry 3L+ of water per person; a fly net helps. · The base is Ayers Rock Resort (Yulara). The park pass is valid 3 days — book online. On-site reviews📍 Verified on-site Write a review No reviews yet. If you are here, be the first to leave one.
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