Darwin City Walks
The capital city of the Northern Territory and the gateway to Kakadu and Litchfield National Parks, Darwin is a tropical paradise full of history, culture, attractions and makes for a great winter escape.
Exploring this multicultural city is best done on foot so along with these walks listed below I'll be adding some from my visit to Litchfield National Park.
To avoid the excessive heat it is best to visit during the Dry Season (May to October) and aim to start/finish your walks in the morning or afternoon (plus the lighting is much better).
Click on each page for more information including a zoomable map, plenty of photos and a description of what to expect.
Length - 1.9km (Loop)
Time - 1 hour
Vertical Climb - 27m
Highlights - WWII History, City Views
Length - 3.6km (One Way)
Time - 1-2 hours
Vertical Climb - 83m
Highlights - WWII History, Harbour Views
Length - 7.3km (Loop)
Time - 2-3 hours
Vertical Climb - 56m
Highlights - Mangroves, Monsoon Forest
Length - 3.1km (Zig Zag)
Time - 1-2 hours
Vertical Climb - 35m
Highlights - Exotic Plants, Trees and Flowers