Emily and Jessie Gaps Nature Park - Ross, Northern Territory

Address: 7X56+J4H Emily and Jessie Gaps Nature Park, Ross NT 0873, Australia.
Phone: 889521013.
Website: nt.gov.au.
Specialties: Nature preserve.
Other points of interest: Hiking, Good for kids, Kid-friendly hikes.
Opinions: This company has 194 reviews on Google My Business.
Average opinion: 4.4/5.

Location of Emily and Jessie Gaps Nature Park

889521013

Emily and Jessie Gaps Nature Park is a nature preserve located in Ross, Northern Territory, Australia. The park's address is 7X56+J4H Emily and Jessie Gaps Nature Park, Ross NT 0873, Australia. and the contact number is 889521013.

The park offers various hiking trails that are suitable for all ages, making it a great destination for families with kids. The park's website, nt.gov.au, provides information on the park's trails, facilities, and events.

Visitors can enjoy the park's scenic views, diverse flora and fauna, and peaceful atmosphere. The park's specialties include nature preservation, hiking, and family-friendly activities. Other points of interest include the park's unique rock formations, picnic areas, and educational programs.

The park has received 194 reviews on Google My Business with an average rating of 4.4/5. Many reviewers have praised the park's beautiful scenery, clean facilities, and friendly staff.

Reviews of Emily and Jessie Gaps Nature Park

Emily and Jessie Gaps Nature Park - Ross, Northern Territory

aussirose travels

3/5

Nice and quiet. Worth a stop if going to Ross River Homestead. Otherwise the gorges in the west Macdonnell Range are more picturesque. The Aboriginal art on the rocks is sacred and they ask you not to photograph that.

John Westwood

5/5

Picturesque, peaceful and just plain beautiful. Emily and Jessie Gaps are places where you can just relax with nature's wonders.

J H (jawz786)

5/5

This park is formed of the 'two gaps' which are linked by a walking trail.

The trail takes about 1 hour one way but the problem is your car will be left behind so you need to walk back unless you have other arrangements.

Place is stunning as all parks seen to be in Australia. So much scenery to take on and not enough time. There is a toilet at each of the gap car parks but best only used if you are desperate.

If not walking the long trail you can drive to both gaps see them in about 15mins at each one.

Well worth the drive but more so if you combine it with other trips such as Ellery Creek, etc.

Don't need a 4x4 to go here as sealed roads all the way in.

Janelle Fletcher

3/5

Beautiful place, very serene. Sacred site with rock art paintings visible at both sites. Budgies breeding in trees in April.

Cons: Young idiots illegally riding through with motorbikes, ignoring signs.

Warren McEvoy

2/5

Emilygap is decent to look at, but Jessie is not really worth the trip, I was more impressed by the myriad of burnouts in front of both turnouts for both. You are not supposed to take pictures past a certain point for both but it not very easy to see on signs so be aware. Super short walks, again Jesse only had 1 painting which is very similar to Emily gap painting so you can skip probably. I like the western side of the range much better than the Eastern side. Now might be different of you 4wd out farther but as I was not equipped for the excursion I did not attempt it. The picture below is the only one I snapped before the zone at Jessie. Sand creek bed to walk on at both locations.

Daniel Brown

5/5

A beautiful place to visit and very close to Alice Springs! Would recommend! Take swimmers ?

Shaheda Udayan

5/5

Emily Gap was so serene. Lovely to just sit there and take it all in. Respect the wishes of the indigenous people and don't take photos. It is a sacred place. Enjoy!

Peter Luk

5/5

Great MTB track from Undoolya Rd to Emily's Gap. A bit harder of a ride from Dessert Springs/Sadadeen. Well preserved Aboriginal art in the gap, but lots of flies!