Newman Attractions
Carawine Gorge
Carawine Gorge is a little known recreation spot, popular with the Marble Bar locals, as well as visitors who don’t mind getting off the beaten track. Swim in the crystal clear water, try your hand at fishing or just sit back and admire the abundan ...
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Eagle Rock Falls
Situated on Coondiner Creek is the spectacular Eagle Rock Falls. In the wet season water cascades over two falls of 12 and 60 metres, with permanent pools at the base of both falls. Eagle Rock pool is two kilometres upstream from the falls and is a ...
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Eagle Rock Waterhole
Access is by four wheel drive vehicle only. Situated in Coondiner Creek is the spectacular Eagle Rock Falls. In the wet, water cascades over two falls of 12 metres and 60 metres, permanent pools are at the base of both falls. Eagle Rock Pool is two ...
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Kalgans Pool
Kalgan's pool is one of the more popular destinations for a days outing. This is due to the close proximity to Newman and the large, deep pool which rarely dries up. A tall cliff face dominates the area with a large deep pool at the bottom, excelle ...
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Mount Newman
For grand views of the Ophthalmia Ranges and surrounding plains, go hiking to the top of Mount Newman just out of the town of Newman in the Pilbara region. You’ll be amazed by the rich colours of the landscape created by the presence of iron ore w ...
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Ophthalmia Dam
The Ophthalmia Dam is a popular swimming and recreation spot where you can enjoy a refreshing dip to cool off, particularly in the very hot northern summer. It is a spectacular oasis, which stands in stark contrast to the otherwise arid landscape of ...
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Poonda Pool
Explore the natural beauty of Poonda Pool, one of Newman's natural waterholes. Drive north about 24.5 kilometres along the Marble Bar Road and turn left at the signs to the Yandi Mine. Go approximately three kilometres to the railway line and cross i ...
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Punda Art Site & Rockhole
Ancient aboriginal rock carvings covering an isolated hillside, permanent water in a shady rock hole, and huge cliffs bordering a meandering riverbed makes Punda an interesting destination for a days outing or overnight stay. The prolific rock carv ...
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Radio Hill Lookout
Radio Hill Lookout provides great panoramic views of the town of Newman and surrounding landscape. The lookout is situated just behind the Newman Visitor Centre, with easy access by road and walking tracks. Newman is situated on the Great Northern H ...
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Rudall River National Park
The Rudall River National Park is rich in aboriginal culture and has an abundance of wildlife. The park covers 1,283,706 hectares and is the largest National Park in Western Australia, and one of the largest in the world. It is also one of the most ...
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Wanna Munna
Spend at least one full day visiting the Wanna Munna Aboriginal rock carvings, just a two hour drive from Newman. Soak up the tranquil setting and enjoy lunch at the shady waterhole. You will be awestruck by the spectacular Aboriginal rock art on dis ...
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Weeli Wolli
Access by four wheel drive only. Situated on the Weeli Wolli Creek is a series of permanent pools and small waterfalls forming a location known locally as Weeli Wolli. The clear water flows for almost five kilometres providing a haven for fish and b ...
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