Explore everything that the national park has to offer through exclusive locations and experiences with one of Carnarvon Gorge Eco Tours journeys. See the park in a different light and explore for nocturnal wildlife during a Night Safari Tour.

Observe over 170 bird species in the Carnarvon Gorge National Park as well as wallabies, gliders, possums, and platypus. The park is recognised nationally for its natural and cultural values as it protects unique and significant plants and animals.

Enjoy a refreshing swim in the parks only designated swimming area carved from the bed of Carnarvon Creek. Only a short walk from the Rock Pool car park, take a dip and then have an afternoon picnic.

CQ Tours is a small owner-operated business that offers specially designed tours in the Carnarvon Gorge National Park. Christian and Caity will share their deep love of this diverse landscape.

Looking for an exclusive adventure that offers stunning views of the Carnarvon National Park without the need for long walks? Look no further than the Highlands 4WD Tag-Along, the only local experience where you can explore the breathtaking views of the Carnarvon Ranges by vehicle.

Boobook Explore specialises in small-group, ecologically-minded adventures. Led by passionate and knowledgeable guides, they offer unique experiences like off-the-beaten-path hikes, wildlife viewing, and Indigenous cultural immersion.

After walking along Mickey Creek, squeeze, climb and rock-hop your way into Mickey Creek Gorge. The gorge is so narrow in places, you will be able to touch both sides with outstretched arms.

Become one with nature on this short walk along the shady creek bank and explore a snapshot of plant life on the gorge floor. For a chance to spot the wildlife, visit during the early mornings and late afternoons.

Discover what lies above the gorge’s cliffs. This hike is not for the faint-hearted, you will be climbing a series of ladders and 300 steps to reach the top of the gorge’s cliffs.

Explore a lush ‘garden’ of cascading water, lush plant life and intricate rock formations. Turn off the main gorge track to experience the Moss Garden.

Discover a unique feature of the Carnarvon Gorge. Step inside the amphitheatre that was created over tens of thousands of years by running water.

Climb through towering spotted gums past Lower Aijon Falls to the entrance of the side gorge. Spend time in the shady sanctuary of trickling water, towering ferns and historical connections.

Take a step back in time and into the ancient culture, immerse yourself in the spectacular display of Aboriginal rock art. Explore a 62m-long sandstone wall featuring 2000 engravings, free-hand paintings and ochre stencils.

Walk the extra distance to visit Cathedral Cave, the largest and most spectacular cultural site. The massive, wind-eroded overhang sheltered Aboriginal people for thousands of years.

Rock-hop through the spectacular boulder-strewn landscape of this sheer and sculptured side gorge branching off the main gorge. Feel dwarfed by the smooth, moss-coated sandstone walls.