Kalbarri National Park
Australia · Western Australia · 30 m
Description
Kalbarri National Park on Western Australia’s Coral Coast is one of the state’s most impressive natural landscapes, combining rugged coastal cliffs along the Indian Ocean with the deep red gorges of the Murchison River inland. The park is renowned for its spectacular rock formations and viewpoints, including the natural rock arch known as Nature’s Window and the Kalbarri Skywalk high above the gorge. Hiking trails lead through the striking sandstone landscape, while spring brings colourful displays of wildflowers and the region is home to diverse native wildlife. This dramatic combination of coastline, river gorges and pristine wilderness makes Kalbarri National Park one of the scenic highlights of the Coral Coast.
Length of stay
Recommended length of stay: 1 to 3 days (optimal 2 days)
Travel season
Best time to visit: June – August
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Highlights
- Nature's Window
- Kalbarri Skywalk
- Murchison River Gorge
- Z Bend Lookout & River Trail
- The Loop Trail
- Hawks Head Lookout
- Ross Graham Lookout
- Natural Bridge & Island Rock
- Eagle Gorge
- Pot Alley
- Red Bluff
- Mushroom Rock & Rainbow Valley Walk
- Kalbarri Coastal Cliffs
- Kalbarri National Park Wildflowers (July - October)
- Murchison River Kayaking & Canoeing
- Murchison River Cruise
- Kalbarri Whale Watching (June - November)
- Hutt Lagoon Pink Lake(Day trip)
- Rainbow Jungle