There are many walking trails to explore in the Park.
Walks in the Park
A number of marked paths allow you to explore Kakadu National Park. There are a number of different walking trails marked throughout Kakadu National Park, ranging from short and easy to more challenging all-day bushwalks.
"Walking is good. You follow track . . .
you sleep, wake in morning to birds,
maybe kookaburra. You feel country."
Bill Neidjie - Bunitj clan, Aboriginal traditional owner.
- Walks through Jabiru Area
- Walks through East Alligator Area
- Walks through South Alligator Area
- Walks through Nourlangie Area
- Walks through Jim Jim Area
- Walks through Yellow Water Area
- Walks through Mary River Area
Overnight bushwalking
If you plan to camp overnight on a bushwalk, you will need a permit. Please fill out the permit form and provide a copy of a topographic map showing your proposed route and camping sites for approval.
Please note:
- There must be a minimum of 2 people on any overnight bushwalk
- very good navigation skills are essential when bushwalking away from designated marked trails
- Your proposed bushwalking route and camping sites must be approved by Park Management and clearly indicated on a 1:50,000 or 1:100,000 topographic map, to be submitted with your permit application
- Mobile phones without satellite reception do not operate outside of the Jabiru local area.
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