Mandu Mandu Gorge

Mandu Mandu Gorge is a limestone gorge in Cape Range National Park on the North West Cape, about 30 km southwest of Exmouth, Western Australia. Part of the Ningaloo Coast World Heritage Area, it is known for its steep gorge walls, dry creek bed and 3 km loop walk. The trail offers views over Ningaloo Reef and the coastal plain and showcases the rugged geology of the Cape Range.

Visitors can expect a dry, rugged gorge with towering limestone walls, a sandy creek bed and a marked 3 km loop trail that climbs to a ridge with panoramic views over Ningaloo Reef and the Indian Ocean. The setting is arid with spinifex, acacia and native wildlife. The walk includes steep sections, rocky surfaces and steps, with interpretive signage at the trailhead and car park. No water or shade is available along the trail.