Western Australian's best kept secret.

Just finished a trip from Broome to Ayers Rock. Probably the shortest distance but not the quickest way.

80 Mile Beach was the first camp after leaving Broome. The camping sites at the caravan park are as big as the beach that it back on to.

From there to a place that has very little said about it.

Millstream National Park. We camped there only one night but spent most of the morning driving around the park and checking out the lookouts.
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From there to Tom Price and camped at the base of Mt Nameless and the Hamersley RangeImage Could Not Be Found

The next stop was a must see place.
Karijini National Park.
The gorges are not easy to get into but are worth the effort. A certain amount of fitness is required and a very high tolerance of cold water is required if a swim is taken.
The photos that I took don't do the place any justice
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After a stop off at Newman and a visit to the mine we were off to the Rudall River National Park.
Again a place that is a must see place in The Pilbara. We were to only ones in the park when we were there so if you like it quite with the place to your self this is a place for you.
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Just to make the trip a little more interesting we kept heading east, crossing the Canning Stock Route at Georgia Bore, making our way to Windy Corner and it is very windy there.
Heading south along Gary Hwy, and McPhersons Pillar. Now that is one isolated Pillar.

Heather Hwy took us down to the Great Central Road and back to Ayers Rock where the trip finished.

Wayne