I have a question; What would happen if I go to Wolf Creek?

Question

I can golf there?

Answer 1

The movie is completely fictional other than the fact that the meteorite site does exist. The movie is a combination of a several real life murders that have occurred in Australia as stated the Falconio murder and the backpacker murders. I think it also makes reference to another one and quite possibly the Snow Town murders also.

You could go camping, site seeing and as mentioned golf there. The only chances of anything happening to you out there would be if you got lost and died of thirst.

I have never been there but it looks interesting enough.

Answer 2

The true Wolf Creek story happened about two thousand kilometres from Wolfe Creek National Park, and not in Western Australia, but in the Northern Territory.

On July 14, 2001, British tourists Peter Falconio (then 28) and Joanne Lees (who in October 2006 finally launched her book, the only true story!) travelled on the Stuart Highway from Alice Springs in the direction of Darwin. It was night time.

http://www.outback-australia-travel-secr...

Answer 3

Not sure. However, the movie made me kind of weary of that place..........lol

Answer 4

You can golf there.

Answer 5

The movie Wolf Creek is a fictional horror story. It has nothing to do with the Wolfe Creek meteorite crater that actually exists. However there is unusual electromagnetic activity in the area because of the composition of the meteorite that hit there 300,000 years ago

Wolfe Creek is a relatively well-preserved crater that is partly buried under windblown sand. The crater is situated in the flat desert plains of north central Australia. Oxidized remnants of iron meteoritic material, as well as some impact glass, have been found at Wolfe Creek.

The area is inside the Wolfe Creek National Park and is accessable by 4 wheel drive vehicle along the Tanami Road 105 km south of the town of Halls Creek.

Yes, you could play golf there if you wanted - the area around the crater is dead flat.