Devils Marbles Conservation Reserve Travel Guide — Things to Do, Food & Hotels
protected area in the Northern Territory, Australia
About Devils Marbles Conservation Reserve
Devils Marbles are large granitic boulders precariously balanced on top of one another, which glow fiery red as sunset hits. They make for a nice stopover on the long Stuart Highway, and are culturally significant to the traditional Aboriginal owners, the Warumungu, who believe that these are the eggs of the Rainbow Serpent – a creature of a Dreamtime story. The 'marbles' themselves are the main landscape feature. The surrounding is mostly flat desert. The area is a desert. In the summer, temperatures get very high, while nights can get very cold.
Top Attractions in Devils Marbles Conservation Reserve
Explore the best things to see and do in Devils Marbles Conservation Reserve:
- ★Devils Marbles
Where to Stay in Devils Marbles Conservation Reserve
- 🏨Karlu Karlu Campground
Devils Marbles Conservation Reserve Travel Guide Sections
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