Ajana-Kalbarri Turnoff

The Ajana-Kalbarri Turnoff, located at the junction of Ajana-Kalbarri Road and Ajana Back Road in Ajana, Western Australia, serves as a pivotal access point to the Kalbarri region. This intersection facilitates travel between Ajana and Kalbarri, with bus services operating three times a week, offering a convenient 50-minute journey. The area is rich in history, having been the terminus of Western Australia's first government railway extension, which supported lead mining and agriculture. Today, it provides access to the natural beauty of Kalbarri National Park, known for its dramatic gorges and vibrant wildflower displays.