Wallace Rockhole

Wallace Rockhole is a small Aranda Aboriginal township located on the edge of the James Ranges and includes a natural drinking waterhole in the foothills of the Ranges. Rock ledges by the waterhole feature Aboriginal rock art belonging to a graphic tradition widespread in Australia. The community also has an art centre selling locally made arts and crafts and paintings.

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BBQ Facilities Car park Child Activities/Child Minding Coach Parking Kiosk	Picnic Area Public Toilet Shaded Area Sheltered Area
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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Cultural Outback	Self-Guided

Our Location

Larapinta Drive
120 kilometres west of Alice Springs
Alice Springs
Northern Territory 0870

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Alice Springs & Surrounds Attractions Types
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Agriculture and Produce Animal Art Building and Structure Educational	Farm Station Food and Wine Gaming Historic Site Maritime Maze	Mining and Industry Museum Natural Park and Garden Precinct Relaxation and Well Being	Scenic Drive Science and Technology Sports and Recreation Theme Parks

Wallace Rockhole

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