Hike or Fly to the Top of Mitchell Falls
Hop in a helicopter to see the four-tiered sandstone falls from above, or take the 8.6-kilometre trek from the campgrounds to get right up to these tumbling waters.
Overview
Located in the Mitchell River National Park, Mitchell Falls (Punamii-unpuu) is a scenic Kimberley landmark and site of cultural significance to the Wunambal people. Tufts of bush and a scattering of native trees cling to the stone around the waters where the river has cut through the sandstone to form cascading waterfall steps.
Ready to discover the area? Hop in a helicopter and fly over to see the four-tiered sandstone falls from above, or take the 8.6-kilometre trek from the campgrounds to get right up to the tumbling waters in all their glory.
Tourism Western Australia
While you can't swim in the emerald pools below the falls, there's a number of swimming spots along the Punamii-unpuu Walking Trail. Keep an eye out for the wildlife that calls this unspoiled habitat home within the 1150-square-kilometre park space. To get there the quick way, fly between Broome and Kununurra to reach the campground, or take a 4WD road trip along the Gibb River Road. Whichever way you adventure, this is an unforgettable sight.
Top image: Tourism Western Australia.
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