Mandu Mandu Gorge loop

A ~3 km loop up a dry creek bed and back along the gorge rim.

When

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

Best Apr–Oct (cool, dry). Avoid the summer heat; start early year-round.Full year on the Plan →

One of Cape Range’s most accessible walks — a loop up a dry, boulder-strewn creek bed through dramatic banded limestone, returning high along the gorge rim with long views back to the reef.

Go early: black-footed rock-wallabies are most active around dawn, sheltering in the gorge walls, and there is almost no shade once the sun is up.

How it works

Self-guided and marked; a ~3 km loop rated Class 4 — rocky and uneven underfoot; allow 1.5–2 hrs.
Park entry fee applies; no water on the trail.

More info

Mandu Mandu Gorgeexploreparks.dbca.wa.gov.au · Official trail page — route, grading and heat warnings.

Part of

Gorge walks & hikingOn land

More to do at Mandu Mandu Gorge

Mandu Mandu rock-wallabiesBlack-footed rock-wallabies shelter in the gorge walls — best at dawn.

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