Red Bluff
A red headland on the coast just south of town. You can climb to the top for views over the Kalbarri coastline, with surf and fishing beaches below.
Red Bluff is the iconic headland at the northern end of Kalbarri Coast National Park. From the Red Bluff Beach car park, the path to the summit takes about 15 minutes. From the top, you look north over the town and the Murchison River mouth, and south along the long stretch of sea cliffs. Below, Red Bluff Beach is good for surfing and fishing, but the waves are big and the currents strong, so swimming is not advised. It is one of the starting points of the Bigurda Coastal Trail, from which you can walk to Rainbow Valley and Mushroom Rock.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Jakes Point
- Mushroom Rock & Rainbow Valley
- Pot Alley
- Blue Holes
- Eagle Gorge
- Chinaman's Beach
- Murchison River Canoeing & Cruise
- Kalbarri Pelican Feeding