Jatbula Trail

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Jatbula Trail is a multi-day bushwalking route in Australia’s Northern Territory known for its waterfalls, Aboriginal rock art, and remote outback scenery.

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Jatbula Trail canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bushwalking route ⓘ
long-distance walking trail ⓘ
access by permit only ⓘ
associatedPeople Jawoyn people ⓘ
camping designated campsites only ⓘ
campingStyle remote bush camping ⓘ
country Australia ⓘ
crosses Arnhem Land escarpment ⓘ
culturalSignificance traditional Jawoyn route ⓘ
difficulty moderate to challenging ⓘ
endAccessPoint Edith Falls carpark ⓘ
feature Aboriginal rock art ⓘ
remote outback scenery ⓘ
rock pools ⓘ
sandstone escarpment ⓘ
savanna woodland ⓘ
waterfalls ⓘ
hazard crocodiles in some waterways ⓘ
dehydration ⓘ
heat ⓘ
length approximately 62 kilometres ⓘ
lighting no artificial lighting ⓘ
locatedIn Nitmiluk National Park ⓘ
Northern Territory ⓘ
managementAuthority Parks and Wildlife Commission of the Northern Territory ⓘ
namedAfter Peter Jatbula ⓘ
nearestTown Katherine ⓘ
notableAttraction 17 Mile Falls ⓘ
Crystal Falls ⓘ
Sandy Camp ⓘ
Sweetwater Pool ⓘ
parkEntryRequirement Nitmiluk National Park entry rules apply ⓘ
primaryUse hiking ⓘ
recommendedMonths August ⓘ
July ⓘ
June ⓘ
region Top End ⓘ
season dry season ⓘ
startAccessPoint Nitmiluk Visitor Centre ⓘ
surface natural bush track ⓘ
terminusA Nitmiluk Gorge ⓘ
terminusB Leliyn (Edith Falls) ⓘ
typicalDuration 5 to 6 days ⓘ
waterSource creeks ⓘ
springs ⓘ
waterfalls ⓘ
waymarking trail markers and signposts ⓘ

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Nitmiluk National Park → hasTrail → Jatbula Trail ⓘ
Nitmiluk Gorge → hasTrail → Jatbula Trail ⓘ