explore the boulder-strewn canyon floor on the easy 2.6km Kings Creek Walk
3-4hr 6km rim walk - the main reason to come to Kings Canyon!
leave the resort by car 45min before sunrise and start ascent before sunrise
take 2 water bottles per person plus sunbathing, runners, suntan lotion and don't be stupid, the last half is very exposed with no shade
the one-way loop walk CLOCKWISE (for safety reasons) the 6km, 3hr strenuous and exposed Rim Walk (500 step climb) and watch sunrise and nice views before descending into the green oasis of the ‘Garden of Eden’ which has a permanent waterhole and also Kestrel Falls (waterfalls only after winter rains) - see this guide: http://www.australiangeographic.com.au/outdoor/adventure/2009/09/kings-canyon-rim-walk,-nt
400 yr old cycads
a mini-Purnululu of striped stone domes,
peer over the edge to a 150m drop but keep at least 2m from edge
plenty of secluded picnic spots
although 3-4hr walk it can easily take the whole day as you explore the area IF the weather is not too hot!
initial 10 minute steep climb to level with the rim then some walking on uneven terrain
Kathleen Springs is 25km south of Kings Canyon and offers the Kathleen Springs Walk which leads to a spring-fed waterhole at the head of Kathleen Gorge and is an easy 2.6km (1.5h) return walk