Top Things to do in Karijini National Park
The 7 Best Things to do Adventurous in Karijini National Park, Western Australia
Discover the best top things to do in Karijini National Park, Australia including West Oz Active Adventure Tours, Karijini National Park, Hancock Gorge, The Flying Sandgroper, Weano Gorge (Handrail Pool), Knox Gorge, Joffre Gorge.
1. West Oz Active Adventure Tours
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 355 reviews
West Oz Active Adventure Tours is a boutique adventure tourism company based in the spectacular Karijini National Park. We are NOLRS and Department of Parks and Wildlife certified to run canyoning, abseiling, climbing and hiking tours within the National Park. Our prime focus is about discovery, we use the magnificence of Karijini and the power of personal challenges to help you discover something about yourself and the majesty that is our natural world. With our licencing and experience, we can access most of the National Park including the restricted Class 6 gorges and can show you places that very few people ever see other than in photographs. Our outdoor adventure guides are fully qualified to help you discover Karijini with nationally recognized qualifications in roping, hiking, water activities and Wilderness First Aid.
2. Karijini National Park
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 413 reviews
Reviewed By ingrida774 - Melbourne, Australia
We spent 3 night in a spacious, quiet site in Dales Gorge Campground. Everywhere we visited in Karijini NP was beautiful from the spectacular view to excellent walks and hikes. The visitor centre is about 10 km from Dales Campground, it has free wifi and a shower. In the overflow area near the Information centre you can dispose of rubbish and obtained some water. I personally loved the Dales Gorge round trip hike down to Fortesque falls, Fern Pool, walked through the Gorge to Stunning Circular Pool then climbed approximately 100 metres up, out of the Gorge. Also the view at Oxer Lookout is stunning. There are plenty of toilets throughout the NP and parking plus at Weano Gorge there is a picnic area. There is some dirt, corrugated roads into Weano and Hancock Gorges. No Telstra. Highly recommend.
3. Hancock Gorge
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5.0 based on 68 reviews
Reviewed By EdiBa683 - Switzerland, null
This hike was tough. During the challenging hike we visited Hancock Gorge, Spider Walk and Kermit Pool. Sometimes the trail goes steeply downhill, there are natural steps and some loose rocks. We also had to climb down or horizontal through the narrow gorge. Everything was included. The hike was quite adventures and part of it difficult. It is not a problem if you are fit and sure-footed. Good shoes and enough water are necessary and don't forget your swimming gear. The hike was amazing.
4. The Flying Sandgroper
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 69 reviews
Multi Day Adventure Travel for Active adults. Featuring, Karijnii National Park, Ningaloo Reef & the East Pilbara and Beyond. Transport, Charters, Airport Shuttles , Accommodation , All inclusive Travel , Good times come Standard
5. Weano Gorge (Handrail Pool)
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 57 reviews
Reviewed By EdiBa683 - Switzerland, null
The lovely hike to the handrail pool with beautiful reflections is worth to do it. The walk is moderate and we saw many impressive old rock formations. That's what Karijini NP makes special. The scenery is unique and amazing
6. Knox Gorge
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By JanineP40 - Red Deer, Canada
We took the easy drive over from Joffre to look at Knox Gorge and it was equally as stunning. The route down to the gorge was open but it was very hot and we chose to view from the lookout.
7. Joffre Gorge
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 64 reviews
Reviewed By NomadsPassport - Sydney, Australia
The gorge might not be as pretty and as great for swimming, but it is amazing! The first part of the hike is really easy until you reach a point with a steep cliff that is more than 10 m high. If you are confident enough in your ability, I can only recommend climbing down. The view once you stand in the arena-like area at the bottom of the (usually just dripping) waterfall is 100% worth it. Climbing down the cliff (please mind the signs that show you the correct route) is so much fun and a real challenge!
