Evergreen notes
East Kimberley planning guides
Longer essays that earn internal links: how a Purnululu day actually feels, which first-timer landscape to pick, and what to pack when the forecast is simply “hot”.
country
Visiting Country in the East Kimberley
Practical respect on Miriwoong, Gija and neighbouring Country — tracks, art, photographs, and why a guided walk is the visit.
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planning
Gibb River Road from the east
Start at Kununurra, aim at the Pentecost and El Questro, and do not tell anyone you did the Gibb because you stood on a crossing.
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planning
How many days do you need in Kununurra
Three full days is the first plan we will defend. Five absorbs El Questro. A week samples the eastern Gibb without hating the highway.
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purnululu
Scenic flights vs 4WD into Purnululu
Air for the dome field as a map; road for Cathedral Gorge as a room. How to pick a tool when the track is optional or closed.
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seasons
East Kimberley dry season — packing and permits
What to pack for Kimberley heat and which passes actually matter when Purnululu and the Gibb are open.
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planning
El Questro vs Lake Argyle for first-timers
Gorges and springs versus an inland sea and a dam — how to spend a scarce Kununurra day without treating either as the Bungles.
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purnululu
Purnululu day trip from Kununurra
What you will actually see on a Bungle Bungles day from Kununurra — road grind, gorge rooms, or a flight map — without a live fare.
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