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A great place to stop for a picnic and a short bush walk when travelling between Walpole and Manjimup.
Enjoy the 360 degree views of the surrounding forest, heathlands, coast and the magnificent Yeagarup Dunes from the top of this granite monadnock.
Located on the top of the largest hill in the area Mt. Dale offers spectacular views to the south.
A popular walk leads to the summit of Mount Hassell and offers excellent views, particularly of Mount Toolbrunup just a couple of kilometres to the west.
Mount Herbert is a highpoint in the Chichester Range with expansive views over the range and plain below.
5km east of Norseman and supposed to be one of the oldest geological areas in the world. It is an important Aboriginal landmark. A relatively easy walk to the peak.
Climb or 4WD to the top.
The twin peaks of Mt Magog form a distinctive landmark in the centre of the western peaks.
A great little walk for wildflower enthusiasts to a lookout with 360-degree views of the park.
Set in a Wandoo woodland with views of the surrounding hillsides and a bird hide, Mt Observation makes an ideal picnic stop.
Enjoy magnificent views from the summit of Mt Toolbrunup, the second highest peak in the Stirling Range.
A boulder-strewn valley near the start and rocky spires on the peaks of Mt Trio make this an intriguing walk.
Along the Kalbarri coast, wind and wave erosion have exposed the layered sandstone in cliffs that rise more than 100m above the ocean.
Limestone cliffs and a winding creek at this sheltered picnic spot offer a different experience for park visitors.
Otherwise beautiful beach whose shape and orientation is such that it traps amazing quantities of jetsam and flotsam from the world's oceans.
The National Park Falls walk is 2.5km, one hour loop walk which will take you around the National Park Falls. You’ll walk along the Railway Reserves Heritage Trail, and along the Jane Brook.
Picnic in stunning natural surroundings and look for a wide variety of marine life, including whales and dolphins, from two universally accessible cliff-top lookouts.
Visitors to Cape Range National Park can obtain bore water from Ned's Bore.
View of salt lakes and surrounds. A natural water catchment brings native fauna to the area. Located 50km west of Balladonia and 1km north of the Highway.
Follow the trail to see incredible rock engravings (Petroglyphs), grinding stones, shell middens and learn the story of the Ngarda-Ngarli.
A smaller version of the Mundaring Weir. Intended to supply water for the railway construction to Leonora. Never used because an underground water source was found after completion.
The crystalline water harbours the world’s largest fringing reef, a 260 kilometre long coral reef swarming with turtles, tropical fish, manta rays, humpback whales and the elusive whale shark.
No Tree Hill is a popular walk during the wildflower season that offers views across the Phillips River valley to the Eyre Range.
A very popular spot in a lovely bush setting with all amenities and the Noble Falls Tavern located nearby.
North Lake has areas of open parkland and mixed banksia / jarrah / marri woodland. The area is home to a large number and variety of waterfowl which inhabit the lake until it dries out each summer.
Entirely submerged reef in eight metres that offers a rewarding dive within a small area, with interesting arches, caves and tunnels and excellent invertebrate life.
White sandy beaches, crystal clear waters adjoining rustic and rugged coastline typify the incredible Ningaloo experience.
This gorgeous spot is ideal for any level of ability with calm swimming waters protected by an Eco Barrier shark net
Stop and enjoy the woodlands up close in a natural setting at Old Mill Dam.
Historic old bridge constructed from one single log