Hit the red dirt from Alice Springs and explore the heart of Australia’s Red Centre with a Wicked Campervan. This classic loop takes you from desert gorges to the iconic Uluru / Kata Tjuṯa National Park, with scenic stops and outback highlights.

Outback Start

Pick up your camper and head west into the stunning West MacDonnell Ranges. Stop at waterholes like Ormiston Gorge and Standley Chasm for short walks and a breather in beautiful desert scenery.

Head to Uluru

From the ranges, take Red Centre Way south toward Uluru. The drive is long but rewarding, classic outback views, open roads, and plenty of photo stops.

Uluru, NT
Uluru, NT. Photo: Tourism Australia.

Uluru & Kata Tjuṯa

Explore Uluru, the massive sandstone monolith that shifts colour at sunrise and sunset, a must-see on any Red Centre trip. Nearby Kata Tjuṯa (The Olgas) offers dramatic domes and walking trails like Walpa Gorge and Valley of the Winds if you’re up for it.

Alice Springs loop
Alice Springs loop. Image: Wicked Campers.

Quick Tips

  • Park Pass: You’ll need to pay a national park entry fee to visit Uluru-Kata Tjuṯa.
  • Drive Time: Allow plenty of time for this loop — distances in the outback are long and services are sparse.
  • Sunrise & Sunset Spots: Plan to catch both — the changing light on the rock is unforgettable.
  • Respect the Land: Uluru and surrounding areas are sacred to the local Aṉangu people — always follow park guidelines.

This loop is classic Aussie outback, big skies, quiet roads, and unforgettable landmarks. Pack up the campervan and make it yours!

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