Ruby Gap Nature Park
Ruby Gap Nature Park is a remote spot on the most Eastern side of the East MacDonnell Ranges. The Park got its name from the fact that rubies were thought to be the first precious stones that were found there. The rubies turned out to be 'high grade garnets', so the 'Ruby Boom' was short lived. Nowadays, people go to Ruby Gap Nature Park for camping and walking. The Park lies 150 km East of Alice Springs and can be accessed via the Arltunga Historical Reserve. In the park a 4WD is a must!
Hale River ( Image 13 of 41 )
Spinifex covered red sandstone hills that fringe the Hale River between Ruby Gap and Glen Annie Gorge in the East MacDonnells in the Northern Territory, Australia
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Ruby Gap Nature Park, East MacDonnell Ranges, Outback, Uninhabited, Remote, Nobody, Arid, Rock formation, Rockformation, Rock formations, Rockformations, Red Sandstone Cliffs, Gum Tree, Gum Trees, Hale River, Glen Annie Gorge, Red Centre, Red Center, Scenic, Bush, Northern Territory, NT, Australia, 2005, 4wd Travel, Four Wheel Drive Travel, 4wd Holiday, Four Wheel Drive Holiday, Spinifex, Landscape
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