The boardwalk here takes in the sweeping views to the north along the deeply eroded Mungo lunette, and to the west across the bed of Lake Mungo.
See the spectacular deep ravines carved into the soft sediments. A great spot for photography, especially in the changing light.
The Red Top Lookout boardwalk provides a safe and spectacular view over the deeply eroded ravines of the Mungo lunette.
Looking down, you can see the intricate layers of sand and clay that have been exposed by wind and water over thousands of years. It's a geological showcase, revealing the complex history of the ancient lake's climatic cycles right before your eyes.
A 500m return boardwalk giving stunning close-up views of the lunette erosion channels and sand formations.
A quick breakdown of what you need to know for this historic activity.
An easy walk on the raised boardwalk.
Includes a stop to read interpretive signs.
Get up close with the ancient lunette features.
Late afternoon for the deepest colors and longest shadows.
A good camera, water.
Very easy. The boardwalk provides universal access.
Explore the striking landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and unique wildlife that make Mungo National Park an unforgettable destination. From the ancient formations of the Walls of China to the tranquil sunsets over the outback, discover the true essence of nature waiting to be experienced.
