About El Questro
El Questro is a vast wilderness park on a former cattle station in the East Kimberley region of Western Australia, within the Shire of Wyndham-East Kimberley on the Gibb River Road west of Kununurra. Covering about 700,000 acres, it is known for dramatic sandstone ranges, gorges, waterfalls and thermal springs. The property combines conservation, pastoral heritage and tourism, offering gorge walks, cruises and station stays in a remote outback setting.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a remote outback landscape of rugged Cockburn Ranges, deep gorges, waterfalls and thermal springs. The park is accessed via unsealed Gibb River Road and offers walking trails to gorges such as Emma Gorge and El Questro Gorge, a boat cruise through Chamberlain Gorge, and bathing at Zebedee Springs. Accommodation ranges from the luxury homestead to station accommodation and campgrounds, with a central visitor area, dining and tour operations.
Key highlights
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Emma Gorge - dramatic gorge with waterfall and swimming hole
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Zebedee Springs - natural thermal springs surrounded by Livistona palms
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Chamberlain Gorge cruise on Chamberlain River
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El Questro Gorge - hike through narrow gorge with pools and waterfalls
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Branco's Lookout and Cockburn Range escarpment views