Three secret photos of Buckaringa Gorge
In Spring the wild flowers at
Buckaringa Gorge are magnificent. These photos
were taken in September 2000 and demonstrate just what a wonderful tourist
attraction we have here in the Flinders Ranges. The first one shows the rock face sometimes used
for beginners when learning to climb. This is the area where the Earth
Sanctuaries, Buckaringa
Sanctuary reception and log cabins will be when the development is completed.
The second photo is taken from the western side of the gorge and shows the
rocks where you will often find the Yellow Footed Rock Wallaby.
The third photo shows the entrance to Buckaringa Gorge from about three
kilometers away and the farm house in the middle left is where I lived as a
young boy. There are many gorges in this part of the Flinders Ranges within
30Km's of Quorn that are magnificent tourist attractions. Some of them well known others still very much a secret.
Buckaringa Gorge rock face in flower.
![buckaringagorge.jpg: Flinders Ranges, buckaringa, Quorn, travel, tours, camping, wild flowers](images/buckaringagorge.jpg)
The Western side of Buckaringa Gorge
![buckaringa_3.jpg: Buckaringa, Flinders Ranges, South Australia, camping, travel, tours, wild flowers, rocks](images/buckaringa_3.jpg)
View of Buckaringa Gorge entrance from the East.
![buckaringa_5.jpg: flinders ranges, quorn, Australia, travel, camping, trecking, backpacker, tours](images/buckaringa_5.jpg)
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