GEIKE GORGE

Traveling time
Approximately 30 minutes and 18 kms from Fitzroy Crossing on a sealed road.

Park opening times
Open year round for day visits with entry restricted by flooding of the Fitzroy River, particularly in the wet season (December to March).  Park hours for the dry season (April to November) are 6.30 am to 6.30 pm. Rangers are based throughout the dry season.

Facilities
Toilets, water, gas BBQ’s, information shelter, tour boats, and disabled access. Due to the wet season floods, the above facilities are only available between April and November. The gorge is a day use area only. No Camping is allowed.

What to Do
Sightseeing, photography, walking, nature observation. The east bank is a sanctuary zone for wildlife so no unsupervised entry to this area. Fresh water crocodiles do live in the Gorge although they are not usually a danger to people, parents should however take care of small children. NO animals are permitted into the park.

Reef Walk
A pleasant walk along the base of the west wall of the Gorge (3 kms return) moderate difficulty, allow 2 hours return. Best explored in the early morning or late afternoon. Remember to carry drinking water and avoid climbing the reef wall as the terrain is extremely dangerous and rough.

River Walk
An easy 20 minute return walk along the banks of the Fitzroy River to the Sandbar, a popular fishing and swimming place. Swimming is at your own risk. Beware of submerged snags and logs and avoid drinking the water.

Darngku Heritage Cruise will start tours Monday 08th June 2020  with only a 1hr @ 08:00am and 4:00 pm daily for now. Please contact the Fitzroy Crossing Visitors Centre for bookings.  Due to lack of facilities, payment is via cash only till further notice.

NB: Parks and Wildlife (DBCA) will not be running their boat tours this year due to the Coronavirus