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China Wall - Halls Creek

China Wall - Halls Creek
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The China Wall is a natural white stone wall which looks just like a miniature ‘Great Wall of China’. It is located just outside of the town of Halls Creek, and is a great stop off for a picnic lunch. Enjoy a swim in the shady stream below before exploring this interesting limestone formation, which features a vein of white quartz.

The wall rises from the creek up over the hill, and you can see it in the distance as it winds its way over the rugged landscape for fifteen kilometres. It has a beautiful outlook and certainly makes an interesting photograph.

Halls Creek is a seven hour drive from Broome. Old Halls Creek is a 15 minute drive from the new township. Camping is available at Old Halls Creek, and it is a popular overnight stop midway between Derby and Kununurra

Facilities for China Wall

  • Car park
  • Picnic Area

Experiences around Halls Creek

  • Nature based

Whats close? (direct line)

accommodation

7.3 km   Kimberley Hotel
140.8 km   Mornington Wilderness Camp
189.8 km   Digger's Rest Station

attractions

6.0 km   Old Halls Creek
7.2 km   Russian Jack Memorial
11.0 km   Caroline Pool
13.2 km   Ruby Queen Mine
15.1 km   Sawpit Gorge
17.0 km   Palm Springs
19.7 km   Tanami Road
58.0 km   Ord River
62.7 km   Wolfe Creek Crater National Park
80.2 km   Warlayirti Artists Aboriginal Corporation
90.0 km   Cathedral Gorge, Purnululu National Park
99.9 km   Warmun Community
105.5 km   Purnululu (Bungle Bungle) National Park
161.7 km   Cockburn Range
177.8 km   Sir John Gorge
180.8 km   Prison Tree
181.9 km   Pentecost River
184.0 km   The Grotto
185.1 km   The Spillway
185.2 km   Crocodile Ridge
185.3 km   Lake Argyle
188.1 km   Argyle Downs Homestead Museum
191.1 km   Parry Lagoons Nature Reserve
193.0 km   Alligator Hole
193.3 km   Moochalabra Dam
193.4 km   Telegraph Hill
193.4 km   Manning Gorge
194.5 km   Pioneer Cemetery Wyndham
194.6 km   Drovers Memorial
194.6 km   Crocodile Statue

events

185.4 km   Durack's Folly
185.4 km   El Questro Enduro

information

7.1 km   Halls Creek Visitor Centre
194.7 km   Wyndham Tourist Information Centre

tours

191.4 km   Digger's Rest Station
194.3 km   Wundargoodie Aboriginal Safaris

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