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Alex
August 11, 2026
Rawnsley Bluff summit is the highest point of Rawnsley Bluff, sitting at a bit over 900 metres above sea level. The summit is a rocky outcrop marked with a large stone cairn, and offers fantastic views in all directions of Ikara-Flinders Ranges National Park. The ascent is a steep climb and involves some scrambling over rocks. The summit is a great spot for sunrise or sunset, when the light makes the red rocks seem more vibrant and when temperatures are lower than in the heat of midday.
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Elevation 910 m
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