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Karijini National Park

Locality: Karijini

Phone: +61 8 9189 8147

Address: Karijini National Park via 6751 Karijini, WA, Australia

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20.01.2022 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C27DZsu191c

20.01.2022 Make sure you check in when you visit Karijini National Park...enjoy

20.01.2022 " And the winner is " Well, thats Fern Pool done with ladies and gentlemen , who wants to come check out Fortescue Falls with me tomorrow? :) :) :) :)

19.01.2022 A BIT OF WEATHER ABOUT ... Jordan Cantelo shot this stunning pic of Karijini National Park in the middle of summer when it was "45C and surrounded by ...towering thunderstorms with deep thunderous rumbles in every single direction." We would love to see your weather pics!! Send 'em in! Jordan Cantelo

18.01.2022 Good evening our wonderful supporters, We haven’t wanted to have to post this, but tonight The Nintirri Centre’s board approved our 2020 event to be cancelled, ...please see our Media Release and know that we have done this to assist in keeping our elders, you, us and everyone else safe and free from this dreaded COVID-19. Keep safe, keep healthy and see you in 2021!

17.01.2022 It’s no surprise Karijini National Park continues to gain worldwide attention for its remarkable natural attractions - explore the plunging gorges, refresh in... the emerald-coloured pools and feel your horizons expand as you inhale the intoxicating fragrance of the Australian bush in an ancient landscape. From easy walking trails to challenging hikes and guided canyoning, marvel at jaw-dropping scenery at every turn. The dreamy Spa Pool is a pilgrimage for Instagrammers the world over. The textured cliff curves closely around the pool, embracing the sapphire water. With sunlight streaming in from above, the contrast of the rugged cliffs and the gem-coloured water explains why this location has visitors gaping in awe. Tick it off your Pilbara Bucket List! www.australiasnorthwest.com/bucket-list/pilbara Away with CJ #NWBucketList #EpicPilbara #WanderOutYonder Western Australia Australia.com

14.01.2022 OMG how good is this !!! i'm heading to port hedland next week for the 50 year check up ( yeah yeah i know getting old ha ha ) and i will definitely be staying here for a couple of days on the way back , another fern pool shot me thinks :) Image credit: Parks and Wildlife Service

12.01.2022 TOP 10 FOR 2019 Over on Instagram for the last 10 days of the decade we've been counting down the top 10 most popular pics we've shared in 2019! Coming in... at number 7 was this jaw-dropper from @denham.robert of Circular Pool in Dales Gorge at Karijini National Park - SO MUCH SERENITY! Check out the full countdown here https://www.instagram.com/australiasnorthwest/

10.01.2022 Passage... exclusive new release. www.markgray.com.au/gall/limited-edition-prints/passage.php As stunning as Karijini is, it’s not a place for the faint hear...ted. High cliffs, venomous snakes, falling rocks, flash floods and slippery rock ledges have unfortunately accounted for countless injuries and a number of lost lives over the years. I captured this unique photo of a rarely accessed location deep in Karijini National Park on my second trip to the region, earlier this year. Waking at 5am, I prepared my gear, met up with Geoff & Josh, 2 legendary guides from West Oz and drove together to the entrance of this gorge. We hiked for an hour through the treacherous canyon slipping and sliding through cascades as we neared my target location. We eventually arrived at a huge boulder that had fallen into the gorge, unfortunately it was blocking our path. The only safe way to pass was to climb on top of the boulder then abseil down. I harnessed up, locked in and abseiled 6 metres directly down into the waterfall. Once I had landed and been safely secured to the canyon wall, I immediately saw this composition. It was not easy to setup my tripod and even harder to keep my camera gear dry with the water rushing through the narrow gorge, thankfully I had remembered to bring my dry bag along which made the job a little easier. To the best of my knowledge this specific location has never been photographed by a professional so I was excited to capture a totally unique photo of one of Australia's hidden gems. I took some time to perfect my composition and captured this stunning scene. Once I was done, I packed up my gear, released myself from the canyon wall and began carefully walking, slipping and sliding further down the falls. As I neared the end, I dropped onto my backside and slid the rest of the way before launching off the final 6m high waterfall, free-falling and landing in the beautiful green pool below! Thankfully it was so deep that I didn't even touch the bottom...

07.01.2022 Never let anything stand in your way I got in the car and went to Karijini ,I shot for 13 hours straight( lightning over gorges , waterfalls and stunning sunsets and sunrises) I had the park all to myself not a soul around , this image is the start of the story

05.01.2022 What should you do if you encounter a snake?

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02.01.2022 Top Spots Thursday More magic from Kevin Mitchell at Chasing Stars photography! Such an epic photo taken from behind the waterfall at Fern Pool in Karijini National Park.