Kathleen Springs Walk

A flat hiking course that takes about 1 hour round trip. At the end, there is a pond where you can't believe there is so much water in such a place. The pond, which is thought to be about 2 meters deep, is so clean that you can see the bottom of it, and it is easy to imagine that it was once a valuable water source for the first peoples.

Very accessible - could wheel a pram easily on this paved walk. Lots of wildflowers, incredible coloured rock & cliff formations, fascinating former cattle farming, and then the springs. An easy walk after the Kings Canyon Rim!

A disability-accessible walk, covering a surprisingly wide variety of contrasting vegetation types due to the water availability near the spring. Wildflowers were abundant as well (note: these are seasonally variable, not always possible to see these year-round)

If you like walking them go for a look. There is a water hole at the end of the walk. Then return. About 2.5kms return trip. Nothing spectacular. All good Jim

Worth the detour and walk. An easy walk, sealed pathways, not to far. Guaranteed water hole at the end.

Short hike. Compared to kings canyon rim walk it's plain and easy. Great history. Take water and slip, slop, slap.

A much easier walk than Kings Canyon, but with the spring at the end I think it is far more rewarding experience.