Eagle Gorge
One of the best gorges in the coastal national park for walking down to the sea, where sea eagles are often seen circling above the cliffs.
Eagle Gorge lies south of Pot Alley. Its viewing platform offers wide views of the sea cliffs to both north and south. The name comes from the white-bellied sea eagles that often circle overhead. A trail descends the gorge to the beach, passing a small oasis where natural spring water seeps out. The round trip takes about an hour. This section is part of the Bigurda Coastal Trail, which runs about 8 km in total and connects to Natural Bridge. Bring sun protection and plenty of water.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Pot Alley
- Mushroom Rock & Rainbow Valley
- Red Bluff
- Jakes Point
- Blue Holes
- Island Rock
- Natural Bridge
- Chinaman's Beach