Weano Gorge

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Weano Gorge is a dramatic, narrow chasm in Western Australia’s Pilbara region known for its steep red rock walls, walking trails, and seasonal waterholes within Karijini National Park.

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Weano Gorge canonical 3
Kalamina Gorge 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf gorge
natural feature
tourist attraction
accessFrom Karijini Visitor Centre
country Australia
hasAttraction Handrail Pool
Lower Weano
Upper Weano
hasBestSeason dry season
hasCharacteristic narrow chasm
seasonal waterholes
steep red rock walls
walking trails
hasCulturalSignificanceFor Aboriginal peoples of the Pilbara
hasFacilityNearby car park
day-use area
hasFeature narrow rock passages
rock pools
hasHazard flash flooding risk
slippery rocks
hasRegulation no camping in gorge
stay on marked trails
hasTrail Handrail Pool track
Weano Gorge walking trail
hasVegetation eucalypt woodland
spinifex grasslands
isPopularWith adventure tourists
hikers
photographers
knownFor dramatic scenery
hiking
swimming holes
locatedIn Pilbara region
Western Australia
locatedInProtectedArea Karijini National Park
managedBy Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions (Western Australia)
nearbyFeature Hancock Gorge
Joffre Gorge
Oxers Lookout
offersActivity bushwalking
canyoning
photography
partOf Hamersley Range
network of gorges in Karijini National Park
regionType arid
surfaceGeology banded iron formation
tourismType adventure tourism
nature-based tourism

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Karijini National Park hasFeature Weano Gorge
Karijini National Park hasFeature Kalamina Gorge
linked to: Weano Gorge
Oxers Lookout hasViewOf Weano Gorge