Weeli Wolli Information
Access by four wheel drive only.
Situated on the Weeli Wolli Creek is a series of permanent pools
and small waterfalls forming a lcation known locally as Weeli
Wolli. The clear water flows for almost five kilometres providing a
haven for fish and bird life. Majestic paperbarks and river gums
growing to 30 metres high line the watercourse. Large date palms, a
remnant of Cameleer days are scattered amongst the paperbarks.
Camping is not permitted and is a protected site. Weeli Wolli can
be reached easily by four wheel drive and with little care in the
washouts, two wheel drive can also manage the journey. The trip
takes approximately one and a half hours through spectacular
scenery.
Once you have arrived at the GZ be sure to venture further along
the creek bed and explore the rest of the waterway. A bit further
down there is an excelent spot for a dip beneath the rock wall.
Water here flows year-round and with the aid of the discharge
site from the nearby Hope Downs minesite the water flows better now
than it ever has before.
Access
While heading towards Port Hedland from Newman approx 50kms
along the Great Northern Highway there is a turn off on the righ
hand side, the sign reads Rhodes Ridge. Follow the sign posts all
the way in to Weeli Wolli.
The Cache
The Cache is a typical ammo case, it is tucked away but
shouldn't be too difficult to find due to the lack of places an
ammo case can be hidden in this region.
It is situated on the face of the opposing hill from the Hope
Downs minesite water discharge site which as of recently has become
the main suppliment to the natural sping that originally fed Weeli
Wolli Creek.
We hope you like the spot as much as we do.