Hiking South Australia - Devil's Peak & Alligator Gorge | Australia

Climbing Devil's Peak in Quorn, wading through a flooded Alligator Gorge, and camping under the stars in Wilmington — the Southern Flinders Ranges packs an incredible amount into one trip, and it's only a few hours north of Adelaide. Chapters 00:00 - Exploring the Southern Flinders Ranges 00:48 - The Scramble up Devil's Peak 03:32 - Reaching the Summit 05:12 - Camping at Stony Creek Bush Camp 06:13 - Wading Through Alligator Gorge 10:20 - Heading to the Outback Two hours up and one hour down on Devil's Peak, with a scramble out to the cliff edge that was worth every step. Then The Narrows hike in Mount Remarkable National Park — usually a dry rock-hop, but this time the Chasm was full of water. We went through anyway. ⛰️ HIKE INFO Devil's Peak, Quorn — steep, rocky, roughly 3 hours return with stops. Start early, take more water than you think you need. The Narrows, Alligator Gorge (Mount Remarkable National Park) — Grade 3, moderate. 200 stairs down at the start, which you pay for on the way back up. Park entry: $14.40 per vehicle per day. There is no mobile service at the gorge, so book and pay online before you arrive. Camping: Stoney Creek Bush Camp, Wilmington. Bring warm gear — the nights get cold. If you're looking for the best things to do in the Flinders Ranges or planning a South Australia road trip, these two hikes are must-sees. #SouthAustralia #FlindersRanges #AustraliaTravel #HikingAustralia #HiddenGems #OutbackAustralia