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Gorge Rd, Katherine Maud Creek Country Lodge is a delightful 4 star bed & breakfast just 6 kms from the Katherine
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Rating: 5 out of 5
Joshua - August 1989
A great place to explore the world renowned Katherine Gorge. Make sure you go on an organised tour to fully appreciate its beauty.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Katie - May 2000
Stopped off here on a tour and did the canoe thing great stuff this is what the top end is all about
Rating: 4 out of 5
Trevor - September 1988
When we went to Katherine Gorge we booked onto a boat cruise which took us up the first 3 gorges. It was a revelation to see the Aboriginal rock art as you go by. ) . We also had a good time at Edith Falls, enjoying the clear and cold water in the heat of the day. We saw some crocs and small kangaroos which was exciting for our overseas companions. It was worth the long trip to get there.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Ann - August 2002
Nitmiluk National Park (you probably know it as Katherine Gorge). We flew over the gorge (13 gorges in the system) first to get an overview. Then we booked onto a boat trip up the first 3 gorges. You go as far as you can, till you hit a waterfall, then get out, walk round the fall and get on the boat in the next gorge etc.
See Aboriginal rock art on some of the walls as you go
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The fresh water crocodiles were nesting late (indicating they were expecting a late wet season) and the swallows were nesting early - who is right? There were bushfires happening, so we couldn\'t do any of the walks. Edith Falls is on the other side of the park - at the bottom is a
lovely large, clear, cool lake surrounded by a huge rock caldren and the falls. You can walk about 1k to another intimate rock lake above the falls - this was absolutely gorgeous and a must see if you are in the area - lovely spot to swim. Another 8k walk takes you to yet another lake.
See Aboriginal rock art on some of the walls as you go
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The fresh water crocodiles were nesting late (indicating they were expecting a late wet season) and the swallows were nesting early - who is right? There were bushfires happening, so we couldn\'t do any of the walks. Edith Falls is on the other side of the park - at the bottom is a
lovely large, clear, cool lake surrounded by a huge rock caldren and the falls. You can walk about 1k to another intimate rock lake above the falls - this was absolutely gorgeous and a must see if you are in the area - lovely spot to swim. Another 8k walk takes you to yet another lake.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Katy - June 2002
Fabulous place to stop and canoe up the gorges between Darwin and Alice Springs. Our favourite part of the NT.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Meredith - October 1997
Gorgeous untouched area, crocodiles can be seen on the tours of the wild - depending on the wet or dry season.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Brad - September 2005
Katherine is a beutiful place. Go and visit both of the Gorges they are really amazing. See the high flood mark from the 96 floods.