Wapma Thura–Southern Flinders Ranges National Park

The national park encompasses mountain peaks, forests, and diverse landscapes across multiple former conservation areas including Telowie Gorge and Wirrabara Range.

The establishment of Wapma Thura-Southern Flinders Ranges National Park in November 2021 unified several conservation parks under a single management framework.

The name Wapma Thura translates to Snake People, representing a significant totem for the Nukunu people who maintain traditional connections to this land.

Visitors can access various hiking trails, campgrounds, and picnic facilities throughout the park while observing native wildlife in their natural habitat.

The National Parks and Wildlife Service South Australia manages this protected area in partnership with Nukunu traditional custodians through collaborative decision-making processes.

Location: South Australia

Inception: November 25, 2021

GPS coordinates: -33.03900,138.12480

Latest update: April 11, 2025 16:00