Piccaninny Gorge has only been explored by very few people as access is only by foot (three-day hike) or by helicopter on this tour. The untouched rugged gorge seems prehistoric and is spectacular. Meet your guide and then board a helicopter to fly over the Bungle Bungle to ‘Y’ Gorge before soaring across the top of the range to the mouth of spectacular Piccaninny Gorge where you'll land. This enormous gorge spreads into five “fingers” as it cuts through the range. Your guide will lead the hike into the gorge and tell you about the area’s cultural significance to the Aboriginal people and its unique history, which led to the World Heritage listing of Purnululu. This hike has no designated track which means you and your guide are likely to be choosing your own track throughout the day. Finding new things on your hike is common, as the path you choose to walk will be one that only a few feet have trodden. The hike is up to 10 kilometres return and requires a high level of fitness and mobility. The rocky creek bed of Piccaninny Gorge is classed as a level five walk.