[4] A draft Plan of Management was published by the Parks and Wildlife Commission of the Northern Territory in May 2001.

In 1916 the chief surveyor of the Northern Territory, T. E. Day surveyed the range and named it Dulcie after one of his daughters.

There was an established population of traditional aboriginal Akarre Arrernte people, evidenced by numerous rock art sites in the Dulcie Range.

Typical of the plains flora are mulga shrub-lands, mallee eucalypt, open woodland and spinifex.

The plateau comprises steep sided cliffs, gorges and scree of the predominant Dulcie Sandstone, with numerous watercourses.