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Red Bluff to Beach Trail, Kalbarri

Gaba Gaba Yina, Nanda Country

Part of Kalbarri National Park network

Trail difficulty
Trail difficulty
  • Length 1.4km
  • Est. time Less than 1 hour
  • Return
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Part of Kalbarri National Park network

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Kalbarri’s Gaba Gaba Yina Trail, also known as the Red Bluff to Beach Trail, is a 1.4km return or 700m one-way walk between the Red Bluff headland lookout and the beach below.

This trail provides opportunity ponder the lives of the Nanda people as you explore this section of coastline. The name, Gaba Gaba Yina originates from the Nanda language, it is a steep trail taking you to a spectacular lookout perched high above the beach where you can enjoy outstanding views of Red Bluff Beach, Jakes Point, the mouth of the Murchison River and Meanarra Hill. Return to the beach using the same trail. 

Kalbarri Visitor Centre

(08) 9937 1104

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Statistics - Flora and Fauna

212
Birds
104
Reptiles
1100
Horsetail Plants

A vast and exciting place of varied sights along the Murchison River, from the rolling sandplains to the ocean cliffs, with the deep river gorges and rocky plateaus in between. Spectacular wildflowers can be found all year, but for the best wildflower experience, plan your visit between August and October.

Keep an eye out for these species:

Galah

Eolophus roseicapilla

Animalia: Aves

Silver Gull

Chroicocephalus novaehollandiae

Animalia: Aves

Australian Pelican

Pelecanus conspicillatus

Animalia: Aves

Singing Honeyeater

Gavicalis virescens

Animalia: Aves

Black-faced Kangaroo

Macropus fuliginosus melanops

Animalia: Mammalia

Thorny Devil

Moloch horridus

Animalia: Reptilia

Spotted Sand Dragon

Ctenophorus maculatus

Animalia: Reptilia

Long-nosed Dragon

Gowidon longirostris

Animalia: Reptilia

Bynoe's Gecko

Heteronotia binoei

Animalia: Reptilia

Calytrix brevifolia

Plantae: Equisetopsida

Melaleuca megacephala

Plantae: Equisetopsida

Calothamnus quadrifidus subsp. homalophyllus

Plantae: Equisetopsida

Rock Grevillea

Grevillea petrophiloides subsp. petrophiloides

Plantae: Equisetopsida

Rock Grevillea

Grevillea petrophiloides

Plantae: Equisetopsida

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Time / Duration

0-30mins

Length

1.4km return

Trail Access

Access is via Red Bluff Beach - 5km South of Kalbarri townsite.

Trail Start

Red Bluff Lookout

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Trail End

Red Bluff Beach

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When to go

July to October for wildflowers

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Bush Walk

Class 3

Moderate trail that may have short steep hills, rough surface, many steps or some rock hopping. Directional signage. Some bushwalking experience and moderate fitness required.

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Facilities

  • Car Park
  • Lookouts
  • All accessible parking
  • View Platform

Today Jun 10, 2:02pm

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Max 25°

Min 17°

Precipitation: 0%

Visibility: 10km

Wind: 2.54km/h NW

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