Standley Chasm Angkerle, West MacDonnell National Park

A truly magnificent Chasm, best seen at midday, when the Sun is directly over the top. The colours of the walls are changing. Costs 12 dollars to do the walk. But the funds are directed into a Cafe & facilities run by the local indigenous. Great place to visit in the West MacDonnell Ranges.

Took our 3 year old and 9 month old here. There is a nice smooth track most of the way which made it easy to walk and navigate. It also means you can take a single light pusher most of the way. Towards the end it does get rocky, but great fun for little climbers. There is also a nice cafe at the end to stop at and get some food or hot chips. Highly recommend the morning for the visit before it gets too busy.

Another beautiful place to visit in the Alice Springs area. The staff are very friendly and helpful, the food from the cafe is delicious and so is the coffee. We took a walk to the chasm which was very interesting and beautiful. Definitely well worth the visit and we would recommend this to anyone visiting Alice Springs

What a great place. There is a cafe, toilets and a wee gift shop. All the proceeds go to helping the indigenous people maintain and all indigenous operate and run this. Ticket proceeds also assist. Large car parks, very clean toilets. The walk itself is great. Not too difficult and can be done by people of all skill. Hardly anyone there when I went. So peaceful and amazing to think how old the surroundings are, think dinosaur times. Handy info signs to give some great facts about the place. Definitely recommend, probably a few hours at most, shortish walk and a wee bite at the café.

Awesomeness. Plenty of photo opportunities... Great walk, turned out to be shorter than expected. the pleasant cafe had plenty of yum food to choose from too.