The MacDonnell Ranges are group of mountains located in the heart of Australia near Alice Springs. They consist of parallel mountain ridges with tight gorges and pockets of oases surrounded by desert. Within the oases areas, is an increase of animal, bird, and plant species.
MacDonnell Ranges, Alice Springs, Northern Territory
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