Australia National Parks, Gregory National Park, Northern Territory (1990)

Gregory National Park is located in the Northern Territory, Australia and was established in 1990.

Known for its incredible diversity of ecosystems and wildlife, the park is home to a wide variety of flora and fauna.

It is particularly famous for its ancient rock art, showcasing centuries of Aboriginal culture.

The park is also renowned for its rugged sandstone escarpments, waterfalls, pristine rivers and gorges.

The best time to visit Gregory National Park is during the dry season from April to September, when the weather is cooler.

There are a range of activities to enjoy, from bushwalking and camping to birdwatching and fishing.

There are a number of historic sites to explore, including old cattle stations and abandoned gold mines.

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