Karijini National Park

Welcome to Karijini National Park. The rugged beauty of the Gorges, it's beautiful waterfalls and sparkling rock pools make the Karijini National Park, a must see destination for all visitors to Western Australia.
Karijini is Western Australia's second largest National Park. Located in the State's North West, the National Park is an ideal getaway for those wanting to escape the usual hot spots, explore the Outback, and be able to travel around in a 2WD or 4WD.
Centred on the Hamersley Range, Karijini boasts rugged landscape, stunning gorges, and breathtaking waterfalls. Many of the gorges in the National Park have walk trails varying in length and difficulty.
Make sure you check out Weano Gorge and Dales Gorge. There are also a few walking trails along the top of the gorges which offer spectacular views, especially from Oxer Lookout.
The gorges are overwhelming. Karijini also boasts some spectacular Waterfalls and Pools; including Joffre Falls, Fortescue Falls, Circular Pools and Falls and Fern Pool.
Karijini National Park is abounding with flora and fauna. Keep your eyes out for red kangaroos, rock-wallabies, echidnas, dragons, dingoes, bats, and the rare pebble mouse.
So plan your escape to Karijini National Park today‚ and you could discovering the gorgeous gorges tomorrow.