PILBARA REGION OUTBACK

Since the discovery of iron ore in the Hamersley Ranges in the 1960s, the Pilbara region has become pivotal to Western Australia’s economy.

The Pilbara region offers rugged mountain ranges with volumes of iron ore, fabulous coastal waters that includes the famous Ningaloo Reef, several great fishing and camping locations.

Campers are encouraged to use various designated camping sites spotted in the region with special consideration to the protection and care of all natural and cultural heritage places.

Wellington National Park

The Quarry Abseiling Site in Wellington National Park, Collie.

The main tourist attractions along the Collie River are Wellington Dam, Jarrah Forrest and Honeymoon pool.

Activities include Abseiling, stroll around walk trails and cycling in the Jarrah forest tracks. There is nearby campsite,  ideal for the camping enthusiast, called Porters Gorge.

Welcome to Kalbarri

Looking along the coastline are the steep cliffs of the layered rocks that rise from the sea made of 480 million year old Tumblagooda Sandstone.

Enjoy walk trails along the coastline, beautiful sand beaches and the view of the natural bridge. 

Watching marine mammals – here you might see the humpback whale travelling north  in May to mate in the Southern Tropics.

Boranup Karri Forest