Welcome to the 2nd photo post on the Gibb River road, and the 4th photo post covering our Kimberley Adventures in May – June 2015.
If you want more information about the Gibb River Road and Kimberley, including what’s worth seeing, tours that can be done, approximate costs and itineraries, where to get fuel and water and heaps more, have a read of the ultimate guide to the Kimberley.
If you missed any of the previous photo series posts, you can find them at:
Off to Cape Leveque

Lots of friendly Walleroo’s hopping around

A couple of peacocks too!

One of the best gorges, in our opinion

Walking down to Little Mertins at Mitchell falls for a quick afternoon swim

On the other side of Big Mertins the following morning

Mitchell Falls; what a beauty!

Well worth the 2 hour walk!

Crossing Big Mertins

We stopped for a quick swim at Little Mertins on the way back

The bush fires have gone through a lot of the Gibb already this year

A giant burger from Drysdale station

The donkey hot water heater at Ellenbrae

The Pentecost River with a caravan

Saddleback Ridge 4WD track at El Questro; the most scenic 4WD track we’ve ever done

The dust hangs around forever here

Sunset at Saddleback Ridge

On the way to El Questro Gorge

Nothing beats a water crossing

Half way along El Questro Gorge walk

At the end of El Questro Gorge lies a cold, deep pool with a beautiful waterfall flowing into it

The gorge only sees the sun for a few hours a day

A couple of more challenging sections

Crossing the Pentecost River, again!

El Questro has some beautiful places

A day out in the 4WD’s exploring El Questro

Explosion Gorge

Branco’s lookout. See the big saltwater crocodile at the bottom of the photo?

What a view

Chamberlain gorge, El Questro

Zebedee springs; an amazing place

Another water monitor on the way out of Emma Gorge
After nearly 3 weeks on the Gibb River road, it was time to keep moving to Kununurra, then onto Lake Argyle and the Bungle Bungles. You can see the final part of our Kimberley adventures at Lake Argyle and the Bungle Bungles.
more stunning pics
Thanks mate!
Aaron