Darwin Life and Northern Territory 2019

A very captivating falls can be found
in Jim Jim Area of Kakadu is one of the
best-known attractions of the Australia’s
Kakadu National Park. Currently, access
to the area has tremendously improved.
There are well maintained gravel road
and even the two-wheel drive vehicles
can get to Jim Jim camping area though
not to the falls itself.
At the top of the plunge pool is a
sure win! Everyone has been enjoying
taking a dip in a hot day. But it is highly
recommended for you to take some
more time to spare the falls to enjoy and
explore going to the top of the falls.
Are you a hiker? This is one that you
can try, it is called the Barrk-Marlam
Bushwalk. It is a six-kilometre return
walk that takes you six hours return
depending on your pace. First part of
the walk is a bit challenging as this is
a steep climb up to the side of the hill
but most of it was an easy stroll thru the
bushland along the top of the slope.
This place is surely one good place for
hiking, relaxing and camping all rolled
into one.
Falls
Louise Denton PHOTOGRAPHY
George
Twin Falls Gorge is one of Kakadu’s
big waterfalls. It has a 150-metre
high cliff into a deep pool. During
the dry season, you can walk
through to the base as it has a
very slow flow of water.
It has an aquatic life in the clear
waters that deserves a special
mention in this blog. As soon as
you dock, a good walking exercise
along the floating boardwalk
showcase the best scenery that
the falls could offer.
At the base of the gorge, you can
go on picnic and soak yourself in
the best aura on the white beach.
You may also explore more of Twin
Falls Gorge during the dry season
is by road, boat shuttle service and
a walking over huge stones, sand
and boardwalk.
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