Adcock Gorge and Mt House Station Gibb River Road Kimberley Western Australia
Yes, anyone can visit Adcock Gorge. It's a natural gorge and swimming spot accessible via a short, uneven walk from a designated car park. While the driving track to the car park is 4WD only, the walk to the gorge itself is fairly easy and suitable for most people.

How to get to Adcock Gorge
Access and Considerations: 4WD Required: The access road to Adcock Gorge is a 4WD track only, so vehicles must be capable of navigating it. Adcock Gorge is a gorge and swimming spot located in the Kimberley region of Western Australia, accessible via a 4WD track off the Gibb River Road. It's about 5 kilometers from the road and offers a short, rocky walking trail to a waterfall and deep pool. To find it, use a map showing the Gibb River Road and Adcock Gorge Road, and follow the 4WD track 5 kilometers off the road.

Short Walk: From the car park, the walk to the gorge is about 600 meters and involves some boulder clambering.

Day Use Only: Adcock Gorge is a day-use area, meaning there is no camping allowed.

Solitude: Despite its accessibility, Adcock Gorge is known for being a relatively quiet and solitary spot, making it a popular destination for those seeking seclusion.

No Booking Required: Adcock Gorge is a free and accessible area, with no booking required.

Note: NO camping allowed

Mount House Station
Mount House Station, commonly referred to as Mount House, is a pastoral lease that operates as a cattle station in Western Australia.
It is situated about 125 kilometres (78 mi) north of Junjuwa and 245 kilometres (152 mi) north west of Halls Creek, and is accessed via the Gibb River Road.
The homestead is situated along the Adcock River, a tributary of the Fitzroy River. The lease takes its name from the naturalist, Dr House.
Mount House shares a boundary with Charnley River Station.


How to get to Mt House Station
To get to Mount Hart Station, a 4WD vehicle is generally recommended due to the nature of the access roads. You can reach the station via the Mount Hart Road, which branches off the Derby-Gibb River Road near the Wunaamin Miliwundi Ranges Lookout. To get to Mount House Station in Western Australia, you'll need to travel north from Derby, following the Gibb River Road. Mount House Station is located approximately 125 kilometers north of Junjuwa and 245 kilometers northwest of Halls Creek.

From there, it's about a 50 km drive to the lodge.

Alternatively, a 6-hour drive by 4WD from Broome.

Contact
Mount House Station in Western Australia, you can call them at (08) 9191 4703 or use the email address Admin.Mthouse@acequity.com.au.
You can also find them at Gibb River Road, Derby WA 6728.

Distances Darwin to Broome to Perth via the Kimberley in Australia

Gibb River Road Fuel Stops


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About the Kimberley
The Kimberley in Australia is one of the last true wilderness areas on Earth, with rustic unique outback landscapes and landmarks billions of years in the making. Covering app 423,000 square kilometres in north Western Australia and with a population of less than 40,000 people, it’s here you’ll encounter some of the most extraordinary outback adventuresand folks in Australia. Discover ancient gorge country with hikes and trekking a must in planning your Kimberley vacation to enormous cattle stations, pristine coastline and sandy beaches, to one of the oldest cultures on the planet and the world’s only horizontal waterfalls.