Around Skippy Rock, Stokes National Park, WA

There are 2 Skippy Rock locations in WA. This one, in Stokes National Park, is a favourite place with relative remoteness, 4x4 access, stunning coastline rocks, rock pools and coastal vegetation, great campsite under the paperbarks, and on a good day, the surf might work. The Wudjari people are the Traditional Owners of the Stokes National Park. Of interest: 0:00 Sandy drive in to Skippy Rock 0:28 Eremophila splendens (emu bush) on sandy road side 0:42 Sign Skippy Rocks camping 0:53 Camping T-van under the paperbarks 1:05 Skippy Rock coastline 1:19 Path beneath the Coastal Moonah (paperbarks) to the beach 1:44 Coastal vegetation 2:01 Skippy Rocks, rock pool 2:36 Sets of waves 3:04 Waves on the rocks 3:35 Low sun light hitting the tops of the waves 3:49 Bombie 4:38 Sunset and a really nice box of chocolates 4:49 Day 2 - coast at sunrise, rockpool reflections 5:30 Carpobrotus rossii (Karkalla, Pigface or Beach Bananas) 6:02 Beach sea foam with reflections 6:17 Sea shells and snails 6:53 Pacific gull and juvenile (Larus pacificus) 7:12 Stairs up from the beach 7:24 Summary pictures 7:49 Purple Rock Crab hiding in a crack (Leptograpsus variegatus) Share the experience as we capture the essence of hiking trails and travel as we camp around Australia, non-narrated. Recorded Feb 2023.