The deep gorge carved through sandstone by the Katherine River is the central attraction of this 292.008 hectare National Park. Upstream, the gorge widens into a broader valley which forms the southern most portion of the Arnhem Land plateau.
Swamplands cover the plateau and are surrounded by dry sandy woodland.
Edith Falls Edith Falls is located in the western boundary of the Park. This picturesque waterhole is a favourite stopping point for visitors travelling northwards. Edith Falls can be reached by travelling the Stuart Highway northwards from Katherine for 40 kms and then following a bitumen road for 20 kms. Facilities include an ablution block with toilet and shower facilities, basic park furniture of wood barbecues and tables. Please collect your firewood before entering the Park.