Ningaloo

		Ningaloo Reef Adventure Difficulty: Suitable for:
	Just about every West Australian has heard of Ningaloo, but surprisingly, its an oddity to most other Australians. Located between Exmouth and Coral Bay about 1200km north of Perth, Ningaloo is about 300 km long and is the largest fringing coral reef in Australia. Camping is permitted in the Cape Range National Park (basic facilities) and within station properties (BYO eco-toilets). Start Coral Bay Finish Exmouth Distance 228.62 km Minimum Days 2

Holland track

		Holland Track Difficulty: Suitable for:
	From Broome Hill to Coolgardie, the Holland Track was originally built in the gold rush days as a shortcut to the Goldfields. Hardly ever visited for nearly 100 years, it was re-cut as a 4WD track in 1992 and is a popular trip with locals. Start Broomehill Finish Coolgardie Distance 731.26 km Minimum Days 3 Average Speed 46.1 km/hr Driving Time 15 hours 51 mins

Rudall River

Rudall River Difficulty: Suitable for:

Rudall River National Park (Aboriginal name - Karlamilyi) is 1.3 million hectares in size and is the largest and the most remote National Park in Western Australia. It is 420kms east from Marble Bar and it should only be accessed by 4WD vehicles. Start Telfer Security Gate Finish Talawana Tk & Rudall River main tk Distance 501.57 km Minimum Days 5 Average Speed 28.86 km/hr Driving Time 17 hours 22 mins

Karijni

		Karijini National Park Difficulty: Suitable for:
	Located in the northwest Pilbara region and covering over 6200 square kilometres, Karijini NP is the second largest national park in Western Australia. People from all over Australia and around the world come to marvel at the impressive gorges within the park. Start Great Northern Hwy & Karijini Dve Finish Tom Price Distance 290.48 km Minimum Days 2 Average Speed 42.4 km/hr Driving Time 6 hours 51 mins

East Pilbara

		East Pilbara Diversion Difficulty: Suitable for:
	A great alternative trip avoiding the highways that is both a shortcut and very scenic. Shay Gap to Marble Bar and then along the Ripon Hills and Skull Springs loop around Carrawine Gorge and Eel Pool. Start Eighty Mile Beach Caravan Park Finish Newman Distance 793.87 km Minimum Days 3 Average Speed 70.18 km/hr Driving Time 11 hours 18 mins

Pilbarra 1

		Paraburdoo to Murchison via Mt Augustus Difficulty: Suitable for:
	This trek cuts straight down the middle from Paraburdoo to Murchison and it's a great scenic alternative from the North West Coastal Highway and the Great Northern Highway. Start Paraburdoo Finish Murchison Distance 807.94 km Minimum Days 2 Average Speed 69.32 km/hr Driving Time 11 hours 39 mins

Fitzegerald River

		Fitzgerald River National Park Difficulty: Suitable for:
	This trek takes you through one of Western Australia’s most significant bio-diversity areas. Enjoy the white beaches and access some of the best isolated coastal camping and fishing spots in the state. Start Bremer Bay Finish Bremer Bay Distance 347.29 km Minimum Days 4 Average Speed 26.06 km/hr Driving Time 13 hours 19 mins
	Article By: ExplorOz Team Updated: 14 May 2009

Bushwalking provides the opportunity to spot endangered native animals like the dibbler, a small marsupial which has recently been rediscovered in the park. You can go whale watching from Bremer Beach and Point Ann, two places along the coast where Southern Right Whales come to calve during their winter migration.

The park can be accessed from the western side via Bremer Bay - arguably the Western Australia’s most interesting town, or from the eastern side via Hopetoun. The central area of the park is only accessible with a four wheel drive vehicle or on foot.