About Kalbarri Skywalk
Kalbarri Skywalk is a pair of cantilevered viewing platforms in Kalbarri National Park, Western Australia, about 35 km inland from the town of Kalbarri. Perched 100 metres above the Murchison River Gorge, it offers expansive views of the river, layered red and white banded sandstone cliffs and surrounding bushland. Opened in 2020, the accessible structure is a major visitor facility within the national park, known for gorge scenery and seasonal wildflowers.
Visitors guide
Visitors can access two cantilevered platforms, Kaju and Wurdimarlu, projecting 17 and 25 metres beyond the gorge rim and 100 metres above the Murchison River. The site provides 360-degree views of the gorge, river bends and inland national park landscape. The precinct includes sealed accessible walkways, interpretive signage about geology and Nanda Country, shade shelters, picnic areas and toilets. The surrounding environment is semi-arid bushland with exposed sandstone cliffs.
Key highlights
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Two cantilevered skywalks projecting beyond the gorge rim, 100 metres above the Murchison River
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Panoramic views of the Murchison River Gorge and banded Tumblagooda sandstone cliffs
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Accessible sealed walkways and viewing platforms with universal access
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Interpretive signage sharing geology and Nanda Aboriginal heritage
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