Walga Rock
May 30, 2022 in Australia ⋅ ☁️ 18 °CThe last stop of our road trip in WA was Walga Rock. Like the famous Ayer’s Rock (or Uluru in the language of the indigenous people), Walga rock is a granite monolith. With it’s red color itRead more
The last stop of our road trip in WA was Walga Rock. Like the famous Ayer’s Rock (or Uluru in the language of the indigenous people), Walga rock is a granite monolith. With it’s red color itRead more
After leaving Peace Gorge we to a drive up the Meeka Lookout for one last look. After a couple of snaps we headed off towards Cue, 115kms down the road. It was a fairly uneventful drive, just theRead more
Woke up this morning looking forward to the day we had planned.
After breakfast we headed off. The first thing we looked at was the Masonic Lodge, this 2 story building is pretty impressive for aRead more
After a noisy night of road trains passing at Mount Magnet Caravan Park we drove out to Walga Rock to see the amazing gallery of Aboriginal art painted under its overhanging edge. The Rock itself isRead more
We've cancelled the last 3 nights stay at Karajini Eco Retreat and are heading home now. We've seen all the gorges we can access, and even did Joffre Gorge twice There was a fatality just before weRead more
Walga Rock is a large monolith located 48 k's from Cue. The main attraction is the aboriginal etchings on the western side of the rock. One being the etching of a white sailing ship which has causedRead more
Lake Nallan is about 20ks north of Cue. Was another great find on Wikicamps. We pulled in for a look and morning tea...ended setting up camp and staying the night.
Found 2 chairs just up from ourRead more
On the road again!! Just out of Cue was a great roadside stop for lunch out the back of the cruiser ☕🌯😋
You might also know this place by the following names:
Cue