Gibb River Road

A typical day motoring along the endless red dirt of Gibb River Road.

An aerial view of the miraculous, beehive-shaped rock formations that make up the Bungle Bungle Range.

Depending on their water level, river crossings on the Gibb River Road can be a bit of a challenge.

The freshwater crocodiles at Windjana Gorge don’t eat people, but their teeth are sharp.

Refreshing pools at the bottom make the falls at Bell Gorge a favorite stop for drivers on the Gibb River Road.

The savanna along the Gibb River Road is a haunting landscape of bloated boab trees and sculpted termite mounds.

This spectacular cascade connects the upper and lower pools at Bell Gorge.

Tourists take a sunset ride along Cable Beach on a handful of the 300,000-plus camels that live in Australia.

Windjana Gorge is a beautiful oasis lush with paperbark, cajeput, fig and leichhardt trees.

Years of erosion have created the odd, curious rock formation known as the Bungle Bungle Range.