Tennant Creek: Attractions and more...
Devil’s Marbles can be described as a park consisting of rounded, gigantic boulders granite; with some of them spectacularly poised. Such a thing, as such, goes on to form an amazing landscape. Scattered constellations with regards to these marbles have been spread across shallow, broad valley. ‘Devil’s Marbles’ has been one of the recognized symbols of ‘Australia’s outback’ on the national as well as international level.
The above-mentioned Reserve can be accessed for whole of the year. Moreover, it contains network comprising of pathways which provide information boards, apart from ‘basic camping area’. Live events are held every year in the time-span ranging from May to October. These events are organized as a portion of ‘Territory Parks Alive Program’.
On 28th of October, 2008, ownership regarding this reserve was passed back to ‘Traditional Owners’ from ‘Parks and Wildlife Service’ at one of the ceremonies held on Reserve.
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