Alice Springs (Alice Springs) is the gateway town to Australia's Red Centre, nestled amidst the MacDonnell Ranges. Surrounding areas feature stunning red gorges such as Ormiston Gorge and Simpson Gap in the West MacDonnell National Park. The Telegraph Station historical site bears witness to the pioneering history of the outback; the Desert Park offers insights into desert flora, fauna, and Indigenous survival wisdom; the Kangaroo Sanctuary allows feeding kangaroos at sunset. The local cuisine highlights Australian outdoor barbecues, bush tucker, and craft beer.