Dan͟ggu (Geikie Gorge) National Park
Dan͟ggu (Geikie Gorge) National Park is a spectacular waterway with soaring weathered cliffs and abundant wildlife. Here the Martuwarra Fitzroy River cuts its way through the Geikie and Oscar Ranges on its way to Fitzroy Crossing.
Please note that boat tours remain closed due to infrastructure damage caused by the flooding of Martuwarra Fitzroy River in January 2023. While remedial works are ongoing, a walking trail is open for visitors to experience this impressive gorge.
The Devonian Reef National Parks of Windjana Gorge, Tunnel Creek and Dan͟ggu (Geikie Gorge) cover an area that was part of an ancient reef system over 350 million years ago. This remnant reef is seen today in the limestone ranges and gorges of the West Kimberley, and also in the Ningbing Range north of Kununurra.
Dan͟ggu (Geike Gorge) is the home to the Balga (freshwater barramundi), the rare Galwanyi (Leichhardt’s sawfish) and Baya Gawiy (Coach Whip stingray).
Dan͟ggu (Geike Gorge) is the most accessible of the three Devonian Reef national parks, and may be accessed by 2WD from Fitzroy Crossing. Dan͟ggu (Geike Gorge) National Park is a day use area only, with facilities limited to toilets and an information shelter. No overnight camping is permitted.
20km north east of Fitzroy Crossing.
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