Willis's Walkabouts Pilbara Bushwalking Holidays

Karijini National Park

June 14-27, 2009

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The only tour that takes you far beyond the the tracks and deep into the park.

Enjoy incredible gorges that non-walkers will never see.

A wonderful variety of landscapes: pools, gorges, spectacular clifftop views and more.

Section 1: Munjina and Dales Gorges: June 14-21

We begin with a drive from Tom Price to the edge of Karijini National Park where we begin a walk through the Munjina and Dales-Dignam Gorge systems. We spend two nights at some campsites, doing day walks into the surrounding gorges.

At the end of the week, we visit Fortescue Falls and climb out to the Dales Gorge campsite where we are met by the vehicle which brings in our food for the second half along with anyone joining. Those finishing here are driven back to Port Hedland.

Section 2: Kalamina to Wittenoom: June 21-27

After a brief visit to the Karijini Visitor Centre, we are dropped off at Kalamina Gorge where we walk down to yet another beautiful bush campsite. The following day, we pass by a rock wall covered in Aboriginal carvings, the most extensive art site we have found in the park.

From Kalamina we walk over to Knox Gorge, then across to Red Gorge where we do a day walk to Hancock and Weano Gorges. We finish by walking out through Wittenoom Gorge to the road where we are met by the vehicle which brings us back to Tom Price.

Terrain and difficulty. This walk has it all. Some of the country is flat and easy going, some is rough and steep. Some is open and some covered with thick scrub. As the vegetation varies from year to year, we can't say how thick the scrub will be until we do the walk.

This is neither an exceptionally easy nor an exceptionally difficult walk. There will be plenty of time to stop and enjoy the many waterfalls and pools along the way.

Your rewards are spectacular scenery without the tourist hordes you find at the easily accessible spots and an incredible wilderness experience no other operator can offer you.

Click here to see a gallery of photos from Karijini. Please be patient, with so many photos the next page will take a while to load.

Click here to see a PDF file of the detailed trip notes.

Click here to see more photos along with a story written by one of our clients on our 2002 trip.
Click here to send us an email asking for more information about this trip.

If you know someone you think would enjoy this trip, please click the link below to send them a link to this page.

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	The only tour that takes you far beyond the the tracks and deep into the park.
Enjoy incredible gorges that non-walkers will never see. A wonderful variety of landscapes: pools, gorges, spectacular clifftop views and more.

Section 1: Munjina and Dales Gorges: June 14-21
We begin with a drive from Tom Price to the edge of Karijini National Park where we begin a walk through the Munjina and Dales-Dignam Gorge systems. We spend two nights at some campsites, doing day walks into the surrounding gorges.
	At the end of the week, we visit Fortescue Falls and climb out to the Dales Gorge campsite where we are met by the vehicle which brings in our food for the second half along with anyone joining. Those finishing here are driven back to Port Hedland.
Section 2: Kalamina to Wittenoom: June 21-27
After a brief visit to the Karijini Visitor Centre, we are dropped off at Kalamina Gorge where we walk down to yet another beautiful bush campsite. The following day, we pass by a rock wall covered in Aboriginal carvings, the most extensive art site we have found in the park.
	From Kalamina we walk over to Knox Gorge, then across to Red Gorge where we do a day walk to Hancock and Weano Gorges. We finish by walking out through Wittenoom Gorge to the road where we are met by the vehicle which brings us back to Tom Price.
Terrain and difficulty. This walk has it all. Some of the country is flat and easy going, some is rough and steep. Some is open and some covered with thick scrub. As the vegetation varies from year to year, we can't say how thick the scrub will be until we do the walk. This is neither an exceptionally easy nor an exceptionally difficult walk. There will be plenty of time to stop and enjoy the many waterfalls and pools along the way. Your rewards are spectacular scenery without the tourist hordes you find at the easily accessible spots and an incredible wilderness experience no other operator can offer you.
Click here to see a gallery of photos from Karijini. Please be patient, with so many photos the next page will take a while to load. Click here to see a PDF file of the detailed trip notes. Click here to see more photos along with a story written by one of our clients on our 2002 trip. Click here to send us an email asking for more information about this trip. If you know someone you think would enjoy this trip, please click the link below to send them a link to this page. Forward to a friend