Just a 3-hour drive from Uluṟu, Kings Canyon is a must-see Red Centre adventure. 🏜️ The sheer cliffs and dramatic landscape are awe-inspiring, and the Rim Walk takes you along the canyon edge, through the Lost City domes, and down to the lush Garden of Eden - every step revealing a new perspective. If you’d rather sit back and enjoy the scenery, AAT Kings offers tours from Uluṟu so you can experience this iconic spot without the drive. 🚍✨ 🎥 credit: @celtsontheroad selected by Australia.com |

Kings Canyon is a must visit. If you are after a change of scenery and perspective, then look no further than Kings Canyon. With 4WDing, hikes and clear sights to a night sky full of stars, learn more about what makes the Canyon so special. | Visit Central Australia

This might sound strange, but when you’re visiting Kings Canyon National Park, don’t miss Kings Canyon. The park is divided into two sections. The Grant Grove area (originally Grant Grove National Park) is located at the entrance to the park. This is where you’ll find the second largest tree in the world, the General Grant tree, along with some other colossal giant sequoias. But visiting the other area of the park, its namesake Kings Canyon, requires a 30-mile drive on Highway 180, (Kings Canyon