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Posted on July 19, 2020January 17, 2023 by Flinders Ranges Field Naturalists

Ochre Wall: Arkaroola

The stunning Ochre Wall on the road to Paralana Hot Springs is the comprised of weathered laminated silts and shales of the Angepena Formation.

For more information on how to locate this site, see Geological Field Excursion Guides.

CategoriesGeological Formations, Geology, Rocks TagsArkaroola, Flinders Ranges, geology

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