Great Nowranie Cave

Great Nowranie Cave

A cave that starts with a sinkhole. There have been researched 1,272 m of the cave passages (2003). Some 500 m of the cave have been flooded – water starts some 70 m below the ground level. Maximum depth – 148 m.

Leichhardt Falls

Leichhardt Falls without water

Several meters tall waterfall that at full water becomes quite wide.

Burketown Hot Spring Bore

Burketown Hot Spring Bore

This 702 m deep borehole was made in 1897 and there is gushing hot (68 °C), salty water from it. Now here stands some meters tall lime formation with water gushing from its summit.

Eliot Falls

Eliot Falls

Picturesque waterfall with several steps. One step of this waterfall has formed a ravine in the bedrock and at high water it falls all along one side of this “ravine”.

Donkin Falls

Some 90 m tall waterfall with a single plunge. The stream is perennial.

Giblin River Stromatolites

A rare colony of freshwater stromatolites in karstic wetlands of Giblin River. Stromatolites have developed on the karstic spring mounds.

The Temple Fig

Giant white fig (Ficus virens) that has a circumference of 19 m and is 36 m tall. If measured at the height of 1.4 m, the circumference is even 30.7 m! Crown of the tree is 45 m wide.

Paralana Radioactive Springs

Hot springs with a temperature of 57 degrees C, highly radioactive. The heat could be caused by the natural nuclear fission. Discharge – 16 l/s.

Shell Beach, L’Haridon Bight

Shell Beach, Western Australia

One of the few beaches in the world that consists exclusively of shells. Here shells extend for 60 kilometers with a 7 -10 m thick layer.