The West MacDonnell Ranges are a stunning mountain range located in the Northern Territory of Australia. Stretching over 160 kilometers, they are known for their dramatic landscapes, including rugged cliffs, deep gorges, and beautiful waterholes. The ranges are part of the larger MacDonnell Ranges and are a popular destination for hiking, camping, and exploring the unique flora and fauna of the region. This area is rich in Aboriginal culture, with many sites of significance to the local Arrernte people. Visitors can enjoy various activities, such as swimming in the natural pools at Ormiston Gorge and Ellery Creek Big Hole, or taking scenic drives along the Larapinta Trail. The West MacDonnell Ranges offer a unique glimpse into Australia's natural beauty and cultural heritage.