RIP Lookout

Karijini, WA

RIP Lookout

Karijini, WA

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About this rest area

RIP Lookout is a tranquil rest area offering panoramic views from atop an elevated ridge overlooking a highway. Ideal for large vehicles, the location allows ample space for maneuvering and turning around. Although no facilities are present, visitors flock to this spot for the peaceful scenery, a restful pause from their road journeys or for a quick nature escape. It provides easy access via a single entry and exit track, making it a convenient pit stop.

RIP Lookout is a tranquil day rest area strategically located on an elevated ridge with a panoramic view of a highway cutting. This spot boasts ample space for large vehicles to maneuver with ease, thanks to its single entry/exit track. Although devoid of facilities, RIP Lookout offers a serene, undisturbed atmosphere ideal for brief stops, relaxation, and soaking in the scenic surroundings. Come experience this natural lookout point's unique charm. It's more than just a rest stop; it's a destination.

How to Get There

19km NE of Tom Price on W side of Karijini Drive.

What this place offers

Accommodation Types

Caravans

Rules & Accessibility

Pets Welcome

Other Features

Place of Interest

Unknown feature

Photo Opportunity

Day Rest Area

Day Use Area

Location

RIP Lookout•Karijini Drive, Karijini, WA, 6751

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