About Bigurda Trail
The Bigurda Trail is an 8-kilometre one-way coastal hiking trail in Kalbarri National Park, Western Australia, between Eagle Gorge and Natural Bridge south of Kalbarri town in the Shire of Northampton. Renowned for dramatic limestone cliffs, ocean views and seasonal wildflowers, the trail follows the coastline above the Indian Ocean and is classified as a Grade 4 walk requiring fitness and preparation.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a marked 8 km one-way coastal walk along high limestone cliffs overlooking the Indian Ocean between Eagle Gorge and Natural Bridge. The trail traverses sandy tracks, limestone surfaces and gentle undulations with expansive ocean views, natural rock formations, lookouts and interpretive signs. There is no shade or water along the route. The landscape is exposed and windswept, with seasonal wildflowers in winter-spring and opportunities for whale watching from cliff lookouts.
Key highlights
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8 km one-way coastal walk between Eagle Gorge and Natural Bridge in Kalbarri National Park
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Dramatic limestone cliffs and ocean views over the Indian Ocean
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Seasonal wildflower displays from July to October
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Whale watching from cliff lookouts during June to November
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Access to iconic coastal lookouts including Natural Bridge, Island Rock and Eagle Gorge