Corroboree Rock
Antanangantana
A dolomite outcrop rising from the eastern MacDonnell plains, shaped like a dorsal fin. It is a sacred storage site for the Eastern Arrernte.
Antanangantana is a grey dolomite rock wall about 15 m high. The Eastern Arrernte once stored ceremonial objects in its caves. It is a sacred site, so climbing is prohibited. A walking track of about 1.5 km circles the rock and takes around 30 minutes. Black-footed rock-wallabies may be seen along the way. Entry is free, and there are picnic areas. The site is about 46 km from town, reached by the sealed Ross Highway.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Jessie Gap
- Trephina Gorge
- Emily Gap
- Alice Springs Telegraph Station Historical Reserve
- Olive Pink Botanic Garden
- Todd Mall
- Anzac Hill
- Royal Flying Doctor Service Tourist Facility