All tours cater for families and several have a special family price. Heritage A number of bronze plaques mounted on plinths around the town tell the story of early buildings or sites of historic significance., such as the Catholic Church, moved from Pine Creek in 1936, or the early bakers' and butchers shops and picture theatres. A heritage drive trail gives further historic interpretation. Sport A 5km concrete cycle path leads to the Mary Ann Dam recreation lake where you can swim, bushwalk or exercise on the lush lawns. A wide variety of sports are planned locally including bowls, golf, horseriding and squash.
All visitors can participate.
Access is 6km of graded gravel road. No camping is allowed. The Devils Marbles are 6km south of Tennant Creek. The town of Tennant Creek has been surviving on goldmining for over 65 years and today modern mines are still producing gold in the area. Temperatures vary from 26-43 degrees.