Tunnel Creek National Park

Reviews of Tunnel Creek National Park

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  John Stephens Added April 03, 2018

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  Very special place. Great than you can self- guide through the cave tunnel, crossing underground streams with no path other than the footsteps of others.
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  Kris Stephens Added November 30, 2017

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  Wading through chilly water in the dark with our torches looking at the stalactites was great. The bonus at the end was finding the aboriginal art on the rocks. Fabulous!!
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  John Price Added November 25, 2017

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  Part of the spectacular Devonian Reef and interesting geology and history. The walk initially requires a bit of a scramble over some large rocks but well worth the effort. Walking through water is required and good footwear for the gravel and sand. It is about 750 metres through and about halfway the ceiling has collapsed and this is the only light source so you need a good torch. Once at the end there is some rock art on the gorge walls and then you have to return the same way. It can get very busy and crowded so best to arrive early.
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  dh716574 Added August 07, 2017

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  This is the best walk through tunnel/cave I have experienced. There were a number of crocodiles (Johnsons), little bats and just great walking the water. Need a good torch.
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  Gregory Buelow Added July 11, 2017

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  This was the most unique national park we visited in the Kimberley. Access is directly off the car park and starts off with a fun scramble over some rocks before wading through some water into the tunnel. When we were there (early June) it was not possible to avoid the water and get the shoes wet (deepest part about knee deep) but a bit later in the season it should be possible to get across in the dry.
  Take the time to continue down to the first 2 or 3 pools on the other side of the tunnel. It's a very nice area with lots of fish. We also saw several large monitor lizards there.

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