Heading towards Oxer Lookout, you’ll pass a number of Karijini’s top bushwalking trails, including Weano Gorge. Weano invites the adventurous into its labyrinth of narrow gorges. If you’re keen to explore its far reaches, join a guided tour to experience the thrill of jumping down waterfalls and climbing the sheer walls at 'The Centre of the Earth'. Or take an easy walk among the mulga, spinifex, acacia, eucalypts, melaleuca and desert poplar, looking out for robinson’s desert rose, petalostylis and ashburton pea. If you’re out in the early morning, you may even spot rock wallabies, dingoes, some of the 133 varieties of birds or 92 species of amphibians and reptiles that call Karijini home. Oxer Lookout stands at the junction of Joffre Gorge, Weano Gorge, Red Gorge and Hancock Gorge. The view into the 100-metre deep chasm below is magnificent, particularly in the late afternoon, as the light plays on the rugged red gorge walls. Set up camp at the Savannah campsite near Weano, or return to Tom Price.