Windjana Gorge is famous for its towering limestone walls and large population of freshwater crocodiles.
- Easy walking trails
- Crocodile spotting
- Stunning gorge scenery
Iconic gorges, waterfalls and outback adventure in the Kimberley
The Gibb River Road is one of Australia’s most legendary outback journeys, stretching over 660 kilometres through the heart of the Kimberley region.
This remote 4WD route links Broome and Kununurra and provides access to some of Western Australia’s most spectacular gorges, waterfalls and wilderness landscapes.
Windjana Gorge is famous for its towering limestone walls and large population of freshwater crocodiles.
Tunnel Creek is an ancient water-carved cave system where visitors wade through shallow water beneath limestone arches.
Bell Gorge is one of the most photographed waterfalls along the Gibb River Road.
Reached by a river crossing and walk, Manning Gorge rewards visitors with wide cascades and deep swimming holes.
Working cattle stations along the Gibb River Road offer accommodation, campground facilities and access to private gorges.
Always check road conditions via Main Roads Western Australia .