The Loop Trail highlights the erosive power of the Murchison River which has carved magnificent gorges to reveal the red and white banded rock.

This difficult, 9km trail follows the edge of the cliff, with magnificent views of the river below, before working its way down to the river bank. The trail continues along the river with sandy beaches, river gums and the possibility of swimming.

After following a loop in the river the trail eventually climbs out of the gorge, back up to Nature's Window and on to the carpark.

Temperatures along this walk can reach 50C in summer. It is recommended that you plan your hike for the cooler months (May to October) and avoid this hike in hot weather. The Loop Trail is closed after 7am from November to March inclusive.

Be prepared:
- Carry and drink 1 litre of water per person per hour and more in hotter weather. There is no drinking water in the park.
- Wear a hat, loose clothing, sturdy footwear and sunscreen.
- Hike with a companion and tell someone where you are going.
- Carry a Personal Locator Beacon (PLB) or satelite phone, it could save your life. Mobile phone coverage is limited.