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Part of Kalbarri National Park network
Part of Kalbarri National Park network
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Learn moreCovering a massive 180,000ha, Kalbarri National Park encompasses sand plains, coastal cliffs and the spectacular deep gorges of the Murchison River.
Known as one of the most iconic locations within the park is Natures Window. The Natures Window Walk Trail is a picturesque, moderate, 800metre return walk beginning with a flight of stairs from the lookout at the carpark descending down to Natures Window, a wind-eroded opening in the layered sandstone that frames a view of the mighty Murchison river.
If you are lucky enough to visit during wildflower season (July to October) you will be met by a dazzling display of colour from the wildflower species of the region, many only found in the National Park, inluding Kalbarri Spider Orchid, and other common wildflower species, flame Grevillea, starflowers, smoke bush, orchids and many flowering wattles.
For the more enthusiastic bush walkers the challenging but spectacular 9km Loop Trail connects from the Natures Window Lookout but be aware that there is no drinking water and limited shade along the trail. The Loop Trail is also closed after 7am from November to March inclusive.Â
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Here is everything you need to know before visiting this trail.
30-45min
800m return
National Park Fees
Access to these sites is 11km from town along the Kalbarri-Ajana Road.
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.
Group A - Urban Trails (Urban trails or short trails near facilities)
No drinking water is available in the park.
No towing (caravans, trailers, boats etc) are allowed within this area. (There is an unhitch bay just after the National Park Kiosk at the entrance of the park.)
December to April can be very hot, walk in the cooler parts of the day, carry adequate water supply
This is a day use park only and as such no camping is permitted.
19°C
Feels like 19°C
Max 28°C
Min 19°C
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