A short drive from Alice takes you to the little gem in the desert. Take a picnic lunch and a cold drink to enjoy after a short scenic walk to the gap, which sometimes is filled with water. Be extra quiet and you may even...More

Much liked this gap that we visited towards the end of our circuit. The relatively little water did not detract though the absence of wallabies and the profusion of flies were disappointing

Short walk brings you to the gap. Very nice shady gorge. And, if you are lucky, you might see the black footed wallaby. They live in a rock patch just before the entrance to the gorge. It can be VERY hot so be aware. Also,...More

We visited here in late Dec (in 45 degree heat -- brings LOTS of water !!!!). Nice, easy walking trail, to a picturesque view of the hills (and the gap !). there was also some basic signage explaining the nearby geology.

We had a lovely walk into Simpsons Gap. Some of our group climbed up to have a look at it from high. It showed the Australian outback bush at its greatest.

We visited Simpson’s gap in late December, when there aren’t as many tourists in town, and were the only ones here. We basked in the beauty of the area, and felt nature and stillness all around us. It’s really a special place here.

A lovely spot just out of town and easily reached on a gentle stroll either via the path or the river bed.We went early in the morning and nearly had the place to ourselves on a cool but sunny morn. Lucked in and saw a...More