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Ewaninga Rock Carvings
Point of InterestDescription
The rock carvings (petroglyphs) of Ewaninga represent one of Central Australia's earliest and richest art sites. This Reserve is an important sacred site called Napwerte (pronounced 'Na-poort-a').
Traditional Owners welcome visitors to this place, however Aboriginal women and children are asked not to enter the Reserve.
Ewaninga Walk
600 metre loop - Easy - 30 minutes
This walk to the petrogypns passes through spinitex sandplains, over minor sandstone outcrops and around a low lying claypan. Plase respect this fragile site by remaining on the marked track and take care not to touch the petroglyphs.
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