Bell Gorge Western Australia

... put on our computer too - we had a movie marathon & caught up on heaps of idiot box time.  I finally got to see 'Australia' Sam!    We left Barn Hill; it was time for us to get more supplies & get to Broome.  Arriving there ...

... , so I will try and incrementally write bits and pieces about the experience. The Kimberly Wilderness in Northwest Australia is a very remote place, filled with beautiful gorges, rugged mountains, waterfalls, crystal clear swimming holes and ...

... our way further down the Gibb to the camping area at Silent Grove in the King Leopold Ranges National Park- the base for exploring Bell Gorge. I have been here a few years ago with my family, but visiting for the second time was great. Again, we got a ...

... bear. There are some really magnificent spots and the scenery can be awe-inspiring. In particular, I would recommend Emma Gorge and Bell Gorge. And this is without even seeing Mitchell Falls and the Bungle Bungles. Overall, I would certainly recommend a ...

... Gibb really is about all the breathtaking gorges, not just the stunning drive, it is the side trips that truly make this one of Australia’s must do drives… We can’t wait to come back and do the little middle section we have missed and ...

Quote of the day:- 'Just be careful of the significant sized brown snake over on that far ledge' Today we set of for a "Bell Gorge" which was another long trip on corrugations along the Gibb River road. Along the way we started a walk to see Lenard Gorge ...

... Grove, there was a sign saying that there isn't camping at Bell Gorge anymore. We set up at Silent Grove and headed straight to Bell Gorge. It’s a bit of a walk to get to the plunge pool, but most certainly worth it. It was hot walking in and ...

Am Mittwoch breche ich sehr früh auf zum Bell Gorge, der gerade einmal 10 km von meinem Campingplatz entfernt liegt. Nach einer kurzen Wanderung unter Grillen hindurch, die einen tobenden Lärm machen, komme ich an einen Fluss, der sich einen Gorge ...

... kms into the mountains. Quite spectacular walk on paths ranging from firm earth, rocks to sandy river beds. Then we drove on to Bell Gorge (135kms). On the way we struck our first creek crossing and it was deeper than we expected. On the way back, ...

... sind meist mindestens 200 km von einander entfernt. Ich entscheide mich für einen gemütlichen Campingplatz kurz vor dem Bell Gorge, den ich morgen besichtigen will. Der Zeltplatz bietet das nötigste und kostet eigentlich 10 Dollar, die ich natürlich ...