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WARLU WAY. WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Experience Trail – A Pathway to Cultural Sustainability
The Story
The way of the warlu, or sea serpent, traverses an ancient and sacred land rich in natural beauty and enchanting Aboriginal stories. It sends you back in time to a mystical era when a mighty warlu emerged from the sea and travelled through the pulsing red heart of Western Australia, forming waterways as he moved.
The Trail
Warlu Way reveals the mysteries of the warlu and other Aboriginal legends by taking you on a 2480 kilometre self-drive journey through Western Australia’s Gascoyne, Pilbara and Kimberley regions - areas resplendent with sapphire seas, soaring gorges, ancient Aboriginal art, rugged ranges and inland oases. Interpretive signage along the drive opens your eyes to the secrets of this country and its historical, cultural and natural wonders.
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