Bell Gorge

Beautiful Bell Gorge, with its stunning waterfall, bushwalking and bird watching, lies within the Kimberley’s rugged King Leopold Range Conservation Park.

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During the wet season great volumes of water cascade down the waterfall, making it the perfect place for a refreshing swim.

Make sure you bring your camera as Bell Gorge is one of the most picturesque and scenic gorges in the Kimberley.

The folded rock formations were millions of years in the making.

You can go camping not far from the gorge – this is pristine wilderness at its best.

There’s a one kilometre path from the camp ground and car park to the gorge.

Bell Gorge is about an hour’s drive off the Gibb River Road four wheel drive track east of Derby.