Bushwalking in Kakadu

Bushwalking

Walking is a great way to experience Kakadu. There are many walks throughout the park, including a wide variety of short and easy day walks as well as some longer, more challenging full day walks for those who are fit. Check seasonal access.


Extended overnight bushwalks are also available. however these require a high level of experience and can be far more physically demanding. For these reasons, a permit is required for anyone wishing to do an overnight bushwalk. Advance planning is essential, as is the ability to navigate using a topographic map and a compass. The routes are unmarked, and extend through remote and rugged country with variable climatic conditions.


It is important to prevent dehydration. Make sure you always take plenty of water.

 

Anbangbang walks Park Note

Bardedjilidji walks Park Note

Barrk walks Park Note

Bubba wetlands walks Park Note

Gunlom walks Park Note

Jarrangbarnmi walks Park Note

Nourlangie walks Park Note

Ubirr walks Park Note

Yurmikmik walks Park Note

You can get further information on permits by contacting the Permits Officer on (08) 8938 1140 or kakadu.permits@environment.gov.au

Permits may take up to one week to process.

Walking is good. You follow track... you sleep, wake in morning to birds, maybe kookaburra.
You feel country.

Bill Neidjie - Bunitj clan