
2 km return: Easy to moderate.
Named after an Echidna sighting, this walk begins at the base of a sandstone
dome and continues upstream along a rocky creek bed into the chasm. The chasm
is almost 200 metres high with only a few metres separating the towering cliffs
and ends suddenly being closed in by a vertical rock face. This is mostly a
cool, shady walk except at midday when the sun is directly overhead.
5 km return: Moderate to difficult.
Beginning easy, this scenic walk is at the heart of the main Bungle Range
and follows a rocky creek bed upstream. Starting in a wide open area, the walk
then becomes more difficult as visitors are faced with a narrowing closed area
where they must slide between and over conglomerate boulders. The end of the walk sees a viewing platform from where dwarfed Livistona Palms can be viewed.
3 km return: Easy to moderate.
Beginning easy, this walk is shared with Piccaninny Creek until the trail
breaks off to follow another creek bed which leads to Cathedral Gorge. Becoming
more moderate, visitors will have to pass over rock ledges, waterholes and
eroded potholes before coming to the final display of a natural amphitheatre
carved out of the sandstone dome walls.
1km circuit: Easy.
This short walk extends from, rejoins and can be a continuation of the Cathedral
Gorge trail. An easy walk along a flat trail is where visitors are able to
walk amongst the famous Beehive Domes.