Australia National Parks - WA Port Headland

West Australia Port Headland - Cape Range National Park

If you want to enjoy spectacular rocky gorges, carved by ancient rivers, adjoining one of the most pristine and beautiful coastlines in the world, come to Cape Range. The area is well known for the striking contrast between the clear blue seas, coral reefs and sandy beaches of Ningaloo Marine Park, and the rugged scenery of Cape Range.

The Cape Range is the only elevated limestone range on the north-western coast of WA. The impressive weathered limestone range has plateaus of up to 314 metres high. It forms the spine of the peninsula that stretches up towards North West Cape in the Gascoyne region of Western Australia.

Location

The northern boundary of the park is 39 kilometres from Exmouth by road, and the southern boundary is 70 kilometres north of Coral Bay. The northern park boundary is 40 minutes from Exmouth, while the southern boundary is two hours along the coast from Coral Bay.

Further Information

Webpage: Cape Range National Park

CALM (WA Dept of Conservation and Land Management)
17 Dick Perry Avenue
Western Precint Technology Park
KENSINGTON WA 6151
Phone: (08) 9442 0300