Know before you go. Walk this between April and September — outside those months it regularly passes 40°C and long walks become dangerous. Surface water is unreliable, so carry your own and plan around the ranger-maintained tanks, which are refilled seasonally according to how many walkers are out. Sign the logbook at every trailhead so rangers can track your movements. Don't walk alone: go in a party of three or more and carry a satellite phone or personal locator beacon. Sections run from 8.9km to 28.9km, each separately graded.
While not coastal, this iconic Red Centre trail traverses ridgelines of the West MacDonnell Ranges with vast desert panoramas.
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