Host Blogger: Joel
Litchfield National Park is roughly 130 kilometers from Darwin. It stretches an amazing 1500 km2 and receives a whopping 260,000 visitors every year!! We came in from Berry Springs and didn't we love it! This place has it all from Humongous Waterfalls, old mines, old shacks, termite mounds, and more waterholes than you can poke a stick at. The road we took out to Litchfield is a dirt road it was a little bit corrugated but in the dry was fine. Our time there saw us go to Curtain falls, Walker Creek, Wangi falls, Upper and Lower Cascades, Bluey Rock hole, Tolmer falls, and the Magnetic termite mounds! If you have a 4wd you can go to some more out of the way places, to escape the crowds. Sit back and enjoy the Photos.
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| Big Termite Mound |
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| Old Mine |
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| Walker Creek |
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| Little Wetland |
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| Lower Cascades |
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| Lower Cascades |
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| Curtain Falls |
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| Lower Cascades |
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| Chloe Airborne |
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| Beatifull Swimming Hole |
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| Mini Waterfall |
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| Wangi Falls |
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| The waterfall is Freezing!! |
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| Jumping off some Rocks |
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| Beautiful View |
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| Tolmer Falls |
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| Birdlife |
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| Chloe swimming in cyrstal clear water |
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| Bluey Rockhole |
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| Lower Cascades |
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