A rugged, richly detailed guide to navigating one of Australia’s last great frontiers

The Kimberley region of Western Australia is a place of staggering beauty and scale—remote, untamed, and filled with natural wonders. From the gorges of Purnululu National Park to the ancient rock formations along the Gibb River Road, it’s a land that demands exploration—and preparation. The Hema Kimberley Map (15th Edition) is an essential travel tool for anyone setting out to discover this wild and captivating region.

Created by Hema’s Map Patrol team—who survey remote Australia in specially equipped 4WD vehicles—this map combines GPS-verified accuracy with up-to-date travel information, making it a trusted companion for caravanners, campers, tourers, and 4WD adventurers alike.

Map Specifications:

• Scale: 1:1,100,000 (1 cm = 11 km)
  Offers the right balance between overview and travel-ready detail

• Flat Size: 1000 mm (W) x 700 mm (H)

• Folded Size: 250 mm x 140 mm

• Weight: Approximately 90 grams

• Edition: 15th Edition

• Publication Date: 1 March 2017

• Printed on: Waterproof and tear-resistant synthetic paper—built for outback use

Key Features:

Extensive Road and Track Coverage:

• GPS-surveyed roads, tracks, and remote access routes

• Clearly marked sealed and unsealed roads

• Driving distances and road conditions shown

• Highlights iconic tracks like the Gibb River Road, Tanami Track, and Kalumburu Road

• 4WD tracks, access gates, river crossings, and seasonal closures noted

Touring & Travel Essentials:

• Camping and overnight sites

• 24-hour fuel stops and roadhouses

• Indigenous land permits and restricted access areas clearly marked

• Information on remote accommodation options and supplies

Inset Maps Include:

• Purnululu National Park (Bungle Bungles) – detailed navigation within this World Heritage-listed park

• Dampier Peninsula – showing Cape Leveque Road, beaches, and community areas

• Parry Creek Area – a hotspot for birdwatchers and nature lovers

Natural Features:

• National parks, reserves, and conservation zones

• Rivers, gorges, waterfalls, and waterholes

• Mountain ranges, escarpments, and geological formations

• Coastal inlets and marine reserves

Tourist & Cultural Info:

• Regional overviews and travel notes

• Historical context of the Kimberley, including Indigenous culture

• Practical travel advice for remote-area touring (weather, fuel range, supplies, communication)

• Points of interest clearly marked: scenic lookouts, Aboriginal rock art, boat ramps, and more

Built for the Bush:

• Printed on durable synthetic waterproof paper that won’t tear or fade

• Foldable and lightweight—ideal for gloveboxes, backpacks, or 4WD dashboards

• Perfect for use with erasable markers or Hema’s Mark-It-Dots for custom trip planning

Who Is This Map For?:

• 4WD explorers and overlanders tackling the Gibb or venturing to Mitchell Plateau

• Grey nomads and caravaners on the journey of a lifetime

• Adventure travellers seeking hikes, waterfalls, and remote campgrounds

• Tour guides, educators, and researchers needing reliable regional data

• Photographers and nature lovers in pursuit of the Kimberley’s hidden gems

The Kimberley is not a place to take lightly—it rewards the prepared and awes the adventurous. With its trusted detail, hardwearing build, and unmatched clarity, the Hema Kimberley Map is the ultimate guide to travelling safely, efficiently, and memorably in one of Australia's most majestic landscapes.

Unfold the journey. Discover the Kimberley. Travel with Hema.