Goongarrie National Park

The national park extends over 60,335 hectares, featuring vast mulga woodlands, granite outcrops, and salt lakes in Western Australia's arid landscape.

Established in 1978, this area transformed from the Goongarrie Pastoral Lease into a protected national park to safeguard its ecological diversity.

The Wangkathaa people maintain traditional connections to this land, which contains numerous Aboriginal sites including rock holes and ancient water points.

The park requires visitors to bring personal location beacons, sufficient water, and fuel supplies while maintaining communication about travel plans.

The park marks the transition zone between eucalypt and mulga woodlands, creating distinct ecological systems that support varied native species.

Operator: Parks and Wildlife Service, Western Australia

GPS coordinates: -29.97420,121.50676

Latest update: April 17, 2025 01:52