Join us as we explore the magnificent outback region of Rudall River National Park.

Situated about 400 km east of Newman in Western Australia's Great Sandy Desert, this is truly one of the most remote wilderness areas in the world. At 1,283,706 hectares, the park is the largest in Western Australia, situated between the Great Sandy Desert and Little Sandy Desert and includes the watershed of the Rudall River.

Vegetation in the Rudall River National Park is a mixture of desert bloodwood, feathertop spinifex with river red gums and coolabah trees found on the river flats. After a good rain there are also many wildflowers (wattles, mulla mullas, grevilleas, sturt desert peas and hakeas) that add their colours to the landscape.

Wildlife includes a variety of birdlife and mammals such as the hairy footed dunnart and the spinifex hopping mouse. The larger mammals consist of camels and dingoes.

You may either join as a tag-along in your own or hired 4WD vehicle or as a passenger in our vehicle. (Only limited spaces available).

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