Dear Alice Springs,

Oh how I would love to visit you again. To gaze at the MacDonnell Ranges, to ponder upon the path of majestic caterpillars.

To feel the sun on my skin, face raised to the sky, as I watch an eagle

Back when I was 22 I hiked the Larapinta Trail with a touring company. It was my first hike and experience outdoors without my usual comforts, away from home without the ability to check in with family or check my phone . It was an eye opener in all

Had an aged care placement in Alice springs. I worked at old timers village for two weeks and make lifelong friends and memories. I did not have a lot of time to travel around but the few places I visited blew my mind. Would love to go back and get

I’d love to experience the real heart of Australia in Alice Springs—watching the sunrise paint the MacDonnell Ranges, floating over the desert in a hot air balloon, and learning about the rich culture of the Arrernte people. A sunset camel ride

We were blessed to be Alice Springs when it rained 2010. This meant were say waterfalls cascading off Uluru…. What a memory. There were frogs & wildflowers at the rock. What a magnificent country!

I love the rich red of the rocks in the light of the setting sun.

My wife and I were very fortunate to visit this beautiful and historic part of Australia some 15 years ago whilst travelling on the Ghan. We celebrate 56 years of marriage in June this year and there are lots more of our country we would both love

Sitting down to a BBQ meal at the base of Uluru as the sun was setting bringing the colours of the setting sun, soaking in the spirituality, listening to the stories of many generations past, and taking in the pitch black sky filled with more

I got to visit for 1-day and we visited Simpson's Gap. We were guided through by local Arrernte man Benji. It was such a peaceful place with stunning scenery. The colours and contrasts are amazing. It's like an art gallery. I'd love

Attending the Festival of Lights at Parrtjima

Alice,

The red centre, the heart, the door to remote communities.
From Alice to Wutunugurra, the landscapes change but
The red dirt we started with stains our feet, our hands, our hearts.
I greet this new place,

I was lucky enough to spend time in Alice when undertaking a lap of Australia in a motorhome with my four young children. Growing up on the east coast, it feels like a world away, and it is the most amazingly special part of Australia every

The last time I visited Alice Springs was over 30 years ago. I was fortunate to be on a trip with my job at the time. I was working for Deluxe coachlines and seeing the N.T before moving to London to sell the N.T to wholesale travel companies. It

Last year I travelled to Alice to complete two weeks child health nursing practicum and had an all round wholesome experience. This was mostly because people in Alice Springs are so friendly!!!

My first trip to Alice was with my mum in 1993, and we travelled around the West MacDonnell ranges - my mum is an artist and experiencing these landscapes with her, talking about every colour and shade in the rocks and sunsets helped bring these