Cordillo Downs

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On the far eastern edge of the Lasseter Highway, Cordillo Downs is a remote outback station that feels like a frontier outpost. The vast red plains, ancient river red gums, and a palpable sense of isolation define this corner of the Northern Territory. It's a place for travellers who want to truly get off the grid and experience the raw beauty of the Australian interior.

Highlights & What to See

Suggested Time to Spend

Most visitors pass through Cordillo Downs in a day as part of a longer outback drive, but to truly soak it in, spend one night camping under the stars. If you include a visit to Dalhousie Springs (about an hour south), plan for a full day. The best time to visit is during the cooler months from April to September.

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