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Karijini National Park in Western Australia's Pilbara region is a stunning destination featuring dramatic rust-red gorges, spectacular waterfalls and emerald swimming holes tucked into towering rock formations. Notable swimming spots include Kermits Pool in Hancock Gorge, Handrail Pool in Weano Gorge and Hamersley Waterfall. Most visitors allocate three days to explore the highlights.
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a month ago
I had no expectations going into that place and it is incredible!! Can recommend staying there for at least a night and check out all the different gorges
5 months ago
We went there 6-8.03.2026 and stayed at Karijini Eco treat. Itβs my second visit. Highly recommend if you ever visit Western Australia. My sisterβs favourite is Handcock gorge. She definitely enjoyed the class 5 walk. My favourite probably is Weano gorge, but itβs closed for swimming at the moment. You can only walk on the track.
11 months ago
If you're self sufficient and love the outback, gorges & water holes this should be a must do. Great introduction to gorges/ remote travel before the Gibb or West MacDonald ranges all depending which way you come in from. Our second time visiting and would still go again
a year ago
It's a must do on Western Australia. Even if you can't walk that much some places are esay access. The Gorges are fantastic, water very refreshing. You will get good pictures for sure to share. There is a Campground (that you need to book in advance) and an Eco Stay, if you wanna stay close by and enjoy the most of it.
a year ago
Indescribably beautiful! The trails are easy; many children and elderly people walk without any problems! The staircase with its 387 steps, on the way down, is revealing! An incomparable view! But on the way up, it is a great exercise for the legs!
Karijini National Park is in WA, Australia. GPS: -22.72137, 118.32935.
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