Karijini National Park

Welcome to Karijini National Park, Western Australia's second-largest national park and a place of immense geological and spiritual significance. Located in the Hamersley Range of the Pilbara region, Karijini is famous for its…

Dales Gorge is one of Karijini's most accessible and stunning locations, offering a mix of dramatic rim walks and serene gorge-floor experiences. A highlight of this area is Fortescue Falls, the park's only permanent waterfall,…

Hancock Gorge is often described as one of the most adventurous and 'otherworldly' experiences in Karijini. The journey into this gorge is a true test of physical agility, requiring visitors to navigate steep ladders and narrow…

Knox Gorge offers some of the most dramatic and 'Grand Canyon-like' views in Karijini National Park. The lookout, situated on a high ridge, provides a staggering perspective as you look down 'hundreds of meters into the depth.'…

Hammersley Gorge is the most remote and perhaps the most visually unique gorge in Karijini, located in the far northwest of the park. It is famous for the 'Spa Pool,' a small, perfectly round natural pool tucked into a rock…

Joffrey Gorge is often referred to as a 'natural amphitheater' because of the way the water has transformed the stone into a spectacular, curved rock wall. The walk down into the gorge is challenging, involving a series of steel…

Weano Gorge is a central hub for exploration, often combined with a visit to Hancock Gorge. A primary attraction here is the Handrail Pool, so named because of the metal rail that has been installed to assist visitors in…

As we conclude our journey through the spectacular gorges of Karijini National Park and prepare to head back across the corrugated red dirt roads, I hope you carry with you a profound sense of the deep history of this land. We…