Staircase to the Moon |
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Staircase to the Moon is a spectacular natural phenomenon in the northern region of Western Australia (WA). On the West Pilbara Coast it can be experienced at Cossack Lookout and Hearson’s Cove, near Karratha. Occurring on full moon dates, from April to October along the coast of northern WA, the Staircase to the Moon is a beautiful optical illusion. Only created when the full moon reflects on exposed mudflats at extremely low tide, it forms a magical staircase reaching up to the moon. Plan an evening complete with deck chair, wine and camera to view this spectacular event at beautiful Hearson’s Cove. Pilbara Staircase to the Moon dates 2011
For information about WA’s Staircase to the Moon event email Karratha Visitor Centre or call +61 8 9144 4600. Alternatively, visit the Shire of Roebourne website Some information presented in this website has been sourced, with permission, from the Shire of Roebourne website. |
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Karratha Current ConditionsTemperature: 15.2°C
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View the stunning Staircase to the Moon.
Gather with the locals to experience the spectacular moon.
Witness the moon as its light creates a staircase on the water


