Five Rivers Lookout sits at the top of the Daharwi Range just outside of Wyndham with a view over the Cambridge Gulf where five tidal rivers flow from the mudflats.
The five Kimberly rivers that meet and flow into the gulf are the Ord River, Forrest River, King River, Durack River and Pentecost River. The Cambridge Gulf extends into tow large estuaries, the Western Arm where the lookout looks prominently over, and the Eastern Arm.
The Ord River flows from above Lake Argyle 
, the first brown sign stop we made after crossing the border into Western Australia.
Only a few minutes drive from Wyndham, the Five Rivers Lookout is a must see location. The peak of the Daharwi Range, also known as the Bastion Range, is 360 metres above the township and being so close to the gulf coast, the views are amazing.
The lookout overlooks Wyndham, the port, and the rivers. The tidal mud flats show an impressive display of patterns.
The peak of the Daharwi Range was named The Bastion in 1819 by Captain Phillip Parker King, also naming the Cambridge Gulf.
The ruins of the meatworks can be see below near the port. The meatworks was constructed in 1913 and processed more than 2 million animals. It closed in 1986 but the cattle yards are still used.
