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We will explore the two distinct areas of the Carr Boyd Range, North and South. You will experience refreshing swims in tropical rivers and turquoise natural pools, explore rugged gorges by foot and by swimming where only a few have tread, discover ancient rock art sites and camp on waterfalls or in boab country.
Purnululu National Park is a mythical and very isolated world of breathtaking natural beauty. Beyond Cathedral Gorge, beyond the famous domes and beyond Piccaninny gorge, in the heart of the park, in a world forgotten by tourists, carved by almost 400 millions years of erosion, snuggled up in lost times, 5 small gorges are hidden: “The 5 Fingers”.
Purnululu National Park
Start: Kununurra.
Finish: Kununurra
Duration: 21 days
The expedition starts 7:00am on the date nominated. We will travel 4 hours by 4WD to commence our exploration deep into the Purnululu National Park.
We can expect to encounter day trippers on the first day of the expedition but as we walk out of Cathedral Cave, we leave the crowds behind and enter a world only a few will see. For the next 6 days we will explore the five fingers.
We will be walking approximated 10-12km per day. I plan to leave camp at 8am each morning. Our day will start early to avoid walking in the heat of the day. We will return to camp around 4pm.
The weather in the area can varies greatly. We can expect the day time temperatures to climb beyond 30° C whereas during the evening the temperature can be very cold.
Inclusions:
4WD transport
Evening 3 course meal
Experienced guide with extensive knowledge of the area
Exclusions:
Accommodation at Kununurra
First night dinner in Kununurra
Breakfast, lunch and snacks
Farewell dinner in Kununurra
Carr Boyd Range
Start: Kununurra.
Finish: Kununurra
The expedition starts 7:00am on the date nominated. We will travel by bus to Lake Argyle where we catch the boat to Revolver Creek to commence our exploration of the Carr Boyd Range
For the next 6 days we explore the Carr Boyd South range. We will be walking approximated 6-12km per day. Our day will start early to avoid walking in the heat of the day. We will set camp around 4pm. There will be many opportunities to cool off in the many pools we pass by.
On day 7 we get a food drop in the Carr Boyd North Range
One of the highlights of this second week are the diverse campsites, where we will have plenty of time to relax. The varied locations include, located on the waterfalls, in the heart of rainforests or in Boab country
The weather in the area can vary greatly. We can expect the day time temperatures to climb beyond 30° C whereas during the evening the temperature can be cold.
Inclusions:
Bus transport to Lake Argyle
Boat Trip to Revolver Creek
Food drop
Evening 3 course meals
Experienced guide with extensive knowledge of the area
Bus return to Kununurra
Dry Bag for pack float
Exclusions:
Accommodation at Kununurra
First night dinner in Kununurra
Breakfast, lunch and snacks
Farewell dinner in Kununurra
Please view the equipment list to ensure you have the right equipment.
Even during our adventure, I will endeavour to keep us in the present by trying to make sure that tomorrow only exists in our imagination. I would like you to disconnect from the business and stresses of our everyday life by surrendering to the present, focusing on walks and discoveries of this beautiful area of the ranges. Let yourself be guided for a few days without worrying about what will be tomorrow is a very simple and pleasant life experience, invigorating for the mind as well as for the body.
This adventure is reserved for people who can walk ten kilometres, which is within the reach of most of us. The difficulties we encounter are, some steep climbs, off-track walking and the heat. Nothing insurmountable however.
We recognise and acknowledge Miriwoong Gajerrong people as the Traditional custodians of the Kununurra area of the East Kimberley and recognise their continuing connection to land, water and community. We pay respect to Elders past, present and emerging.
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