Visit the jump-up (mesa) region of Rangelands Station where erosion has created narrow channels (rifts) through the rock. We explore these rift formations before enjoying the spectacular views from the sunset lookout.
We supply the nibbles and a glass of wine for you at sunset. If you prefer to drink something else then you are most welcome to BYO.

Tour Includes:
- Pick up at your Winton accommodation
- Access to Rangelands Station (Private Property)
- Walk through the Rangelands Rifts
- Sunset Nibbles and a glass of wine

Departs: Monday, Wednesday and Saturday
Duration: 3 hours (approx)
Time: 4.15pm - 7.15pm *
*Actual time is dependent on sunset time throughout the year
~This tour involves walking on uneven ground through rocky chasms (Rifts). Some guests prefer to enjoy some quiet time near the bus instead, but they don't miss out on sunset!

Some safety information and legal bits before you purchase:
The Rangelands Rifts are rocky chasms and as such have uneven and gravelly surfaces with rock surrounding it. Although this tour is a walk through the chasms and not rock hoping or climbing, this location could pose a risk of harm or injury. All care is taken to ensure your safety but we ask you to consider your own abilities before entering the rifts and ask you to respect the instruction of our Red Dirt Tours guide at all times. By purchasing the Rangelands Rifts and Sunset Tour you understand and agree to this and release Red Dirt Tours Pty Ltd (ABN 59646734401) and the land lessee Rangelands Outback Camp Pty Ltd (ABN 92648196285) from all liability, costs and damages which could arise from participation in the activity. I agree to accept financial responsibility for the costs related to medical or other treatment including transportation and confirm same by purchasing this tour.

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More about Rangelands...
Rangelands Station is a privately owned working cattle station, so this is a place you do not have access to on your own. You must be on a tour to visit.

Not only is this location spectacular for sunsets it also has some amazing rock erosion that we call Rifts. This wind and water erosion is wearing down on weak points in the range and a little crack gets a little bigger and a little deeper. Once the crack wears through the top harder rocks and into slightly different lower rock, the erosion starts to look different and a half an hour glass shape is formed.

From the top the sunsets are always special - if we have cloud you get some extra colour but without cloud you get the outback glow which occurs about 10-30 minutes after the sun goes down. It's really very special!

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