Climate
Like most attractions in Central Australia, the best time to visit are during the cooler months of April to September, but as rain is common, you should check with authorities before setting out.
Understand
Chambers Pillar was discovered in 1860 by John McDouall Stuart, the first explorer to successfully cross Australia. It is a 50m formation rising above the surrounding flat desert plains. It was used as an important landmark for early explorers of the area, and it still bears the graffiti of some of them.
Safety
You are traveling in a remote area. Ensure you carry plenty of water, as well as a decent hat, sunscreen and suitable clothing!
Landscape
Chambers Pillar is 160km South of Alice Springs, along the Old South Road. The road is unsealed, and does require a 4WD as it is quite sandy, and there are deep Sand Drifts further down as well as steep Jump ups when crossing rivers.
History
Chambers Pillar was named after one James Chambers, who was a sponsor of John McDouall Stuarts expedition.It was first record by McDouall Stuart in April of 1860.