Lennard Gorge

Photo: Whinging Pom from Everywhere, Australia / CC BY-SA 2.0

Lennard Gorge is a dramatic sandstone chasm in the remote Napier Range of Western Australia's Kimberley region. Carved by the Lennard River over millions of years, this narrow gorge plunges 90 metres to a permanent pool below. The walk to the lookout offers sweeping views across the rugged landscape, while the descent to the gorge floor reveals ancient rock formations and a cool, shady oasis. It's a must-see for self-drive adventurers exploring the Gibb River Road.

Highlights & What to See

Suggested Time to Spend

Most visitors spend 1–2 hours at Lennard Gorge. The walk to the lookout takes about 20 minutes return, while the scramble to the gorge floor adds another 30–45 minutes. It's best visited in the morning when the light is softer and temperatures are cooler. Combine with a stop at Tunnel Creek or Windjana Gorge for a full day exploring the Napier Range.

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