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Kalbarri is location 589km north of Perth. Kalbarri lies at the mouth of the mighty Murchison River, flanked by Kalbarri National Park. Established in 1951 and gazetted in 1963, the Kalbarri is a popular holiday resort, famous for magnificent gorges up to 130 metres deep along the river. The Kalbarri cliffs are another attraction; these sea cliffs edge the Indian Ocean, and are situated south of the township of Kalbarri.
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Seen from the ocean or by a coastal drive, the coastal gorges of the Kalbarri cliffs offer vistas of soaring sea cliffs eroded by time and wind to exotic displays. Walk along Red Bluff to glimpse the Nuytdorp Cliffs northward. See the Mushroom Rock and the Natural Bridge, where wave power and time has carved out the bridge. See where land folds and different coloured minerals have formed the spectrum - Rainbow Valley. For a panoramic view from the cliff top, or a close beach view, visit Pot Alley and Eagle Gorge. Look out at Island Rock, where an island is formed by the isolation of the seas action on the cliff. In season, see spectacular Western Australian Wildflowers long the Kalbarri Cliffs.
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