Immerse yourself in the natural beauty of the waters at Dalmanyi (Bell Gorge).
Sun-bleached rocks wind through a bush landscape which leads you to the first water filled pool. The backdrop of an amber hued hill reveals a dreamy, reflective photo opportunity.
Find a flat stone surface opposite, nestled in the overhanging, folded rocks; pause in the shade and take in the dramatic scenery of the Kimberley’s Wunaamin Miliwundi Ranges.
Walk further still and the steep and sometimes challenging climb to the waterfall at Bell Gorge is easily forgotten when you swim and re-energise beneath the fall’s refreshing cascade.
Department of Parks and Wildlife describe the Bell Gorge trail as a class 4 trail 2 km return walk and with an initial steep section. Bell Falls Trail is a 1km trail return walk to cross the creek and descend to the pools below.
How to get to Bell Gorge
Bell Gorge is located in the Wunaamin Miliwundi Ranges Conservation Park in the Kimberley region of Western Australia. Vehicle access is dependent on weather with Bell Gorge most accessible during the months of May through to October.
Drive: Departing the Gibb River Road, Bell Gorge carpark is located approximately 30km along Silent Grove Road which is corrugated and requires a 4WD.
Extended Group Touring: A number of extended coach tours to the Kimberley include Bell Gorge as part of their itineraries.
Fly: See Bell Gorge from the air and by land as part of a scenic flight tour with Broome Aviation.
Stay: Campsites are located along the access road to the Bell Gorge trail (Silent Grove DPaW campsite) and at Imintji Campground, approximately 37km from the trailhead. Accommodation is available at the APT Bell Gorge Wilderness Camp next to Imintij, and at Mt Hart Wilderness Lodge, approximately 70km from the trailhead.




Pricing Information
Concession/Standard fee
Price per vehicle, up to 12 occupants including vehicle. Paid at Silent Grove Campground.
Or use your WA Parks Pass