Karijini National Park – Pilbara’s Ancient Wonderland

At the heart of WA’s Pilbara lies Karijini National Park, a breathtaking landscape of deep gorges, cascading waterfalls, and rust-red cliffs—formed over billions of years. This is WA’s second-largest national park and a bucket-list destination for adventurers.

Why Visit Karijini?

• Explore Dales Gorge, Fern Pool, and Fortescue Falls.
• Take in jaw-dropping views from Oxer Lookout and Junction Pool Lookout.
• Swim in emerald pools surrounded by ancient rock formations.
• Discover Hancock Gorge, Hamersley Gorge, and climb Mount Bruce, WA’s second-highest peak.

Getting There

• Fly into Paraburdoo Airport, self-drive, or join a multi-day tour like Adventure Tours Australia.

Best Time to Visit
Late autumn to early spring for cooler weather—summer temperatures can be extreme.

Stay & Experience

• Karijini Eco Retreat – Glamping near Joffre Gorge.
• Nearby towns like Tom Price offer tourist parks and facilities.

Karijini is home to unique wildlife, from red kangaroos and rock wallabies to rare bilbies. The name Karijini comes from the Banyjima people, traditional custodians of this land.

Plan your Karijini adventure today!