Erosion By Creeks Collection

Mini Palms Gorge - livistonia palms growing on the rocky floor and slopes of Mini Palms Gorge
SAS-1207 Mini Palms Gorge - livistonia palms growing on the rocky floor and slopes of Mini Palms Gorge. Bungle Bungle National Park, Western Australia, Australia Livistonia ssp

Domes and Piccaninny creek - panoramic view of famous, banded sandstone domes
SAS-979 Domes and Piccaninny creek - panoramic view of famous, banded sandstone domes and dried-up riverbed of Piccaninny Creek Bungle Bungle National Park, Purnululu National Park

Sandstone Domes - famous banded, beehive-shaped domes, the world's most exceptional example of cone karst
SAS-1142 Sandstone Domes - famous banded, beehive-shaped domes, the world's most exceptional example of cone karst formations Bungle Bungle National Park, Purnululu National Park

Domes and Piccaninny creek - famous, banded sandstone domes and dried-up riverbed of Piccaninny Creek - Bungle Bungle
SAS-1141 Domes and Piccaninny creek - famous, banded sandstone domes and dried-up riverbed of Piccaninny Creek Bungle Bungle National Park, Purnululu National Park, Western Australia

Echidna Chasm - a very narrow, enchanting slot canyon which is partly only one metre wide
SAS-1055 Echidna Chasm - a very narrow, enchanting slot canyon which is partly only one metre wide. When the sun is high, it reflects on the walls

Bungles View - panoramic view of spinifex-covered ridges and the western escarpment of the Bungle Bungle Range
SAS-1046 Bungles View - panoramic view of spinifex-covered ridges and the western escarpment of the Bungle Bungle Range from Kungkalanyi Lookout at sunset Bungle Bungle National Park

Amphitheatre - striking amphitheatre in Cathedral Gorge which is nestled within the famous beehive-shaped domes of
SAS-1040 Amphitheatre - striking amphitheatre in Cathedral Gorge which is nestled within the famous beehive-shaped domes of the Bungle Bungles

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Marvel at the enchanting erosion by creeks in Bungle Bungle National Park, Western Australia. Echidna Chasm, a narrow slot canyon with walls reflecting hues from white to dark red, leaves you mesmerized. Mini Palms Gorge showcases livistonia palms against red walls, creating a stunning contrast of green and red. The Sandstone Domes, cone karst formations in Purnululu National Park, are bathed in golden light during late evening hours. Piccaninny Creek's dried-up riverbed reveals famous banded sandstone domes that dominate the landscape. At Bungles View, witness spinifex-covered ridges and the western escarpment of the Bungle Bungle Range painted by a breathtaking sunset after a bushfire. Step into Cathedral Gorge's Amphitheatre nestled within beehive-shaped domes where high red sandstone walls encircle a waterhole still holding its precious liquid. These natural wonders showcase the power as they carve their way through ancient landscapes over time. Explore this remarkable region and immerse yourself in nature's artistry.