Walls of China

Visit the Walls of China Mungo, one of Australia's most incredible sights.

Located on the southeastern edge of the Lake Mungo lunette, the Walls of China is a unique feature that offers an unforgettable natural spectacle. Visitors can enjoy captivating scenery and embark on a brief adventure by biking or driving to the location.

Explore the ancient Mungo lakebed on a 10-kilometer scenic trail. Begin at the Mungo Visitor Centre and follow the 10-kilometer trail that leads to the Walls of China. As you make your way along the winding path, you'll get to pass over the ancient Mungo lakebed and see informative signs that explain the history of the age-old formations. The path, which is suitable for both biking and driving, meanders across the vast wilderness and presents breathtaking views of the surrounding areas.

Marvel at the formation of the ridges and cracks. The Walls of China is a testament to thousands of years of erosion, showcasing spectacular sand and clay dunes. The soft sand and mud of the lunette have been washed away by rain, leaving behind characteristic ridges and cracks. Take your time to fully appreciate the unique features and natural beauty of the area.

Enjoy an alternate view of the iconic formation from Mungo lookout. While exploring the Walls of China, be sure to visit the Mungo lookout, which provides an alternate view of the iconic formation. Take in the spectacular sights and capture lasting memories of this beautiful place.

The best time to visit the Walls of China Mungo is during the cooler months between March and November. The site can be accessed by car along the Arumpo Road from Mildura or via Balranald if coming from the east.

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