Does Edith Falls have phone reception?

Emergency services will be pleased Edith Falls is soon to receive improved mobile phone coverage. Last year the lack of coverage is believed to have hampered coordination of the search effort for missing Queensland man.

How do I get into Edith Falls?

Park access via the Stuart Highway 40km north of Katherine and 20km in from the highway on Edith Falls Road. Access via bitumen road. Visitor facilities and car park are situated at the end of Edith Falls Road. Coaches can access the day use car park.

Can you swim at Edith Falls NT?

You can enjoy swimming in the paperbark and pandanus fringed natural pool at the base of the falls most of the year, although it may be closed to swimming at times between November through to April. The area is great for bushwalking with the 2.6km Leliyn Trail offering a challenging walk along a steep, rocky loop.

How long does it take to walk to Edith Falls?

The walk to the top pool is 1.5 kms on the long track and 1 km on the short track to the top and same coming back. over a year ago. I believe that it is around 30 mins and fairly steep however I have not done it myself. over a year ago.

Is the road to Edith Falls sealed?

The road and large carpark is sealed and easy access to any vehicle. Yes sealed road to the camp ground at Edith Falls.

Is it safe to swim in Katherine Gorge?

During the dry season (April to October) the waters are placid and safe for swimming and canoeing. They can drift in with the floodwaters of the wet season. During this time, (November to March) it is not safe to swim in Katherine Gorge. Saltwater crocodiles are located and removed each year at the onset of dry season.

Is Katherine Gorge worth visiting?

The scenery and history behind the place was breathtaking. Our guide was successfully able to transform an otherwise boiling hot & uncomfortable day into one of intrigue & grandeur. It’s well worth a visit to Katherine Gorge, and I highly recommend the boat tour while you’re there.

Do you need a 4wd to get to Edith Falls?

Katherine, Katherine Gorge, Edith Falls, Mataranaka Thermal Pools can all be accessed in your motorhome as all have sealed road access. Some smaller not well known local destinations may have 4wd access but the major destinations are Katherine, Katherine Gorge, Edith Falls, Mataranaka Thermal Pools.

Can you swim at Katherine Gorge?

Katherine Gorge Swim between the sheer cliffs of the gorge itself to sandy freshwater beaches, or walk into the paperbark and pandanus-fringed plunge pool or alternatively enjoy a relaxing Cruise along the Gorge.

Can you drive to Litchfield National Park?

You’ll need to drive to get around Litchfield. We recommend hiring a car or taking a tour from Darwin. If you decide to drive yourself, keep in mind that some areas can only be reached by 4WD. While you’re in the area, Berry Springs is less than an hour’s drive away and is a great spot to stop for a picnic.

Where do you pay at Edith Falls Leliyn?

Camping fees apply and should be paid at the Kiosk near the picnic area, campers are required to pay fees before setting up camp. After hours visitors should find a site and pay fees at the Kiosk the following day.

Where do you turn off at Edith Falls?

Travel south from Darwin on the Stuart Highway for 270km and turn left onto Edith Falls Road for a further 20km. The Edith Falls Road turn off is 40km north of Katherine on the Stuart Highway. Maps: Leliyn Trail

Where to see Edith falls in Katherine Gorge?

Leliyn (Edith Falls) is the finishing point of the 62km Jatbula Trail walking track, which begins at Nitmiluk National Park (Katherine Gorge). Contact Leliyn (Edith Falls) Campground and Kiosk on 08 8972 2884. Sunset waterfalls as the moon rises. Elements came together for this pic last weekend!

When is the best time to visit Leliyn falls?

You can enjoy swimming in the paperbark and pandanus fringed natural pool at the base of the falls most of the year, although it may be closed to swimming at times between November through to April. The area is great for bushwalking with the 2.6km Leliyn Trail offering a challenging walk along a steep, rocky loop.