Kennedy range National Park (Kennedy Range National Park) is located in the northwest of Western Australia, about 210km from the town of Carnarvon and about 1100 kilometers from Perth, the capital of Western Australia, and covers an area of 1416.6 square kilometers.
Founded in 1993, Kennedy range National Park is located in an inaccessible wilderness inland with beautiful canyons and red rock landscapes surrounded by pristine wilderness. The Kennedy range (Kennedy Range), located on the (Gascoyne River) valley of the Gaskoine River, is a weathered plateau that stretches 150km, forming a huge platform with spectacular sandstone cliffs standing more than 100m above the valley. The surrounding plains, with red dunes, shores, acacia and eucalyptus trees, have been proud of the surrounding plains for millions of years and are typical of Australia's inland landscape.
At Kennedy range National Park, visitors can walk in the jungle, explore canyons and sandstone cliffs, watch local wildlife and birds, overlook the vast plains, and most of the roads in the park are accessible by driving four-way cars. It is a perfect place to explore the wild and camp under the starry night sky.
Every spring, the open season of wild flowers is the best season to visit Kennedy range National Park.
