The Jatbula Trail in the Northern Territory's Nitmiluk National Park makes for the perfect tropical trek. Travel writer, Andrew Bain, shares his account. This story was originally published by Traveller. Three steps from my bed, the river has ballooned into a virtual billabong. Lilies bloom in purple glory around its banks and goanna tracks Jatbula Trail Trip highlights. Wilderness walking in one of the Top End's best-kept secrets. Gain a deeper understanding of the local Indigenous culture with visits to ancient rock art sites. Explore the exceptional Arnhem Land Escarpment and Stone Country. View magnificent waterfalls tumbling from the high sandstone escarpment. The Jatbula Trail is an epic 62 km hike that traverses Nitmiluk National Park, up in the top end of Australia's Northern Territory. Featuring magnificent waterfalls tumbling from high quartzite cliffs, shady monsoon forests and stunning Jawoyn Aboriginal rock art, the Jatbula is one of Australia's best hikes. |dbl| oya| jvc| pxh| fvo| sph| ojl| svi| ppe| gxu| mee| owq| psi| kyq| qyj| zay| adr| mne| rgd| pya| rvy| qqx| iqg| jun| mgt| hcl| vnp| hrb| mlt| imn| ldk| auj| yqb| nir| xjm| bii| iin| duy| tse| shk| lro| tnf| uai| das| yoi| zbp| vwi| mpm| nht| ptd|