King George river is widely known as one of Australia’s most spectacular rivers. Rising in Ashton Range, it crosses Drysdale Rover National Park in Kimberley region of Western Australia before it eventually flows into the sea at Koolama Bay. King George Falls can probably be named as the river’s most popular spot. Its impressive twin waterfalls and steep red sand cliffs can be found in the movie Australia. Visitors can admire the natural beauty by boat as the falls are situated 8 kilometers away from a town by the sea.
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