Mount Wudinna is located in the south of South Australia in the middle of the El Peninsula (Eyre Peninsula), about 12 kilometers from the small town of Wudinna.
Mount Wudinna is the largest granite boulder on the surface of Australia, and Australia's second largest boulder (first place is the famous Ururu (Uluru), which has flat platform rocks, low-lying globular rocks in this group of surface rocks. And higher-position spherical rocks, such as the small Wudinna rock (Little Wudinna Rock), Polda rock (Polda Rock), tortoise rock (Turtle Rock) and Peelilite (Pygery Rock) etc., but the Mount Wudinna giant rock mass is 261m high, which is the tallest rock mass.
Mount Wudinna is not difficult to climb, climb to enjoy the beautiful scenery of the surrounding plains, there is a footpath at the foot of the mountain. There is a large grove of eucalyptus trees on the edge of the rock mountain, where wild animals and plants grow.
