Corroboree Rock Conservation Reserve

Corroboree Rock Conservation Reserve is a small protected area in the East MacDonnell Ranges, about 49 kilometres east of Alice Springs in the Northern Territory. Centred on a striking isolated dolomite outcrop, the reserve protects a sacred site of the Eastern Arrernte people and a distinctive geological formation. Accessible via the sealed Ross Highway, it offers short walks, interpretive information and views of the surrounding ranges in an arid desert landscape.

Visitors can expect a compact reserve centred on a tall, isolated grey dolomite column rising from flat desert terrain in the East MacDonnell Ranges. A short sealed access road leads to a car park and information shelter with interpretive signs explaining the geology and Aboriginal significance. A short walking track circles the base of the rock for viewing and photography. The surrounding landscape is arid with sparse vegetation, red earth and distant ranges. There are no shops or water on site.