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2 months ago
Amazing views. It's really fabulous to be able to visit places like this. Just be sure to take your fly hat!
3 months ago
It lives up to the hype. We went first thing in the morning and arrived at the rock before the sun came up. Allow 50 minutes before sunset to drive from Kalbarri town to the car park and walk the short walk to the Window. When the sun comes through the window it lights are glowing red and you need to see if for yourself. Don't just look from the main side, go around the other side and you will get your sunrise and window in the same shot. Sunrise is by far the quietest, but be prepared for it to get very busy very quickly. Then make your way to the Z Bend where the sun is lighting up the canyon bright red. Although we paid for entry online, we were so early we didn't have to show anyone. The entry is open and unmanned.
3 months ago
Gorgeous scenery and loved the valley skywalk around the other side. The window track involves a flight of stairs. Early morning is best - arrive before 6am / first light for a 15 minute walk. Pro tip: Wear a hat with a fly net - or at least some bug repellent πͺ°
7 months ago
Visited in summer. Very hot (36 degrees) the view is amazing. Easy to take postcard photos. Car park is nice with toilets on site. Around 1km talk with no wheel chair access. (Correct me if there is one) Make sure bring some water. No drone allowed.
10 months ago
Nature's window in Kalbarri is one of the main attractions to do in the national park, because of this it suffers from overcrowding. Although the views are nice in theory, you rarely ever get them to yourself even as early as sunrise there is a constant stream of people which makes the experience feel less private and overall a little bit too oversaturated. It is 100% still worth visiting and I would recommend everyone goes to have a look because you never know you might get lucky and you might get it to yourself one day. This is also the starting point of the walk called the loop which is 9 km loop around starting and ending near nature's window. The area around nature's window also offers other great opportunities to admire the geology and landscape. The Browne Town.
Nature's Window is in WA, Australia. GPS: -27.55302, 114.44606.
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