Cockburn Lookout, Home Valley Station, Kimberley Cockburn Lookout, Home Valley Station, Kimberley

This short loop trail passes through rocky terrain and open Savannah woodland. The walk is not too demanding and easy for most active people.

Walkers have an opportunity to observe many bird species, especially early morning or late afternoon. Groups of red-chested buttonquails commonly shelter amongst spinifex. Colourful spinifex pigeons and red tailed cockatoos are birds to look out for.

The summit features views of the Cockburn Ranges, which really come to life near sunset. The trail also takes in the edge of the meteorite crater. A detailed fact sheet and map is available at Home Valley Station reception and gift shop. All trails near Home Valley Station are well marked with plenty of interpretive signage.

Home Valley Station is a 615,000 acre heritage cattle station and tourism property in the Kimberley region, in the far north east of Western Australia.  Including its two Out Stations the area exceeds 3.5 million acres.

Set against the rugged beauty of the Cockburn Range, Home Valley Station offers a range of accommodation for all travellers - from suites on the beautiful Bindoola Creek to lush campsites for those wishing to roll out a swag under the stars.