The final unsealed and sealed stretch of the Wool Wagon Pathway takes you from Gascoyne Junction to nine interpretive sites before reaching your final destination of Exmouth. Set off in the morning and arrive at Hackers Hectre along the Gascoyne River. Also, visit part of the Cobbled Road which was used all around the Gascoyne Junction area and was built by men during the Great Depression years of the 1930s. Continue along the pathway to reach the spectacular cliffs, rugged canyons and outback wildlife of the Kennedy Range National Park. After spending some time exploring continue your journey up a remote outback road exploring the last remaining interpretive sites of the Wool Wagon Pathway. These sites include; Mt Sandiman, Booroothunty Creek, Tropic of Capricorn, Nyang Wool Shed, Giralia Bay and Termite Nests. Arrive at your final destination of Exmouth. Here you can experience the beauty of the Ningaloo Reef and the abundant sea life that occupy it including the seasonal whale sharks.