Anzac Hill
A small hill just north of town. A 10-minute climb rewards you with 360-degree views over the town and the MacDonnell Ranges, which glow red and purple at sunset.
The summit of Anzac Hill features a war memorial to the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps (ANZAC). From here you can look over all of Alice Springs, the Todd River bed, and the MacDonnell Ranges flanking Heavitree Gap to the south. At sunset the ranges shift from red to purple, making this the town's classic viewpoint. A walking path from Wills Terrace takes about 10 minutes, or you can drive to the top. Entry is free. Avoid lingering alone after dark.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Todd Mall
- Alice Springs Reptile Centre
- Royal Flying Doctor Service Tourist Facility
- Olive Pink Botanic Garden
- Alice Springs
- Araluen Cultural Precinct
- Alice Springs School of the Air
- Alice Springs Telegraph Station Historical Reserve