Finke Gorge National Park is located in the south of the Northern Territory, about 130km from the central inland town of Alice Springs (Alice Springs) and covers an area of 452.9 square kilometers.
Finke Gorge National Park's most important terrain is the desert oasis palm valley, (Palm Valley), home to a variety of rare and unique plant species, including the exclusive red cabbage palm (Red Cabbage Palm) and red cabbage palm (Livistona mariae),. The area was named for it.
The plant remains of millions of years ago can be seen in Finke Gorge National Park, when central Australia was still covered in lush rainforests. The Fink River (Finke River) is known as one of the oldest rivers in the world, dating back 350 million years. For experienced four-drive drivers, The popular Fink River driving route is along the Fink River to the Ilamuta Springs Reserve (Illamurta Springs Conservation Reserve) and Ouattaka National Park (Watarrka National Park) for adventure driving trips to. Finke Gorge National Park and the nearby area to the West Arent Aborigines ( Western Arrernte Aboriginal) is vital, There is also evidence of early European immigration.
