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The Albany Fish Traps, also known as the Oyster Harbour Fish Traps, are a series of fish traps situated in Oyster Harbour near the mouth of the Kalgan River approximately.
The Oyster Stacks are five isolated islets that protrude from the reef, which are literally covered with oysters.
The Parry Creek Nature Reserve is listed as a wetland of international importance under the Ramsar Convention and is listed on the Register of the National Estate.
Penguin Island is unique because it is home to the largest colony of Little Penguins on the west coast.
Enjoy a good old-fashioned scavenger hunt with Perth City Scavenger Hunt.
Moderate 7km return walk to the Piccaninny Gorge entrance or difficult 30 km return walk through the gorge system requiring overnight camping.
Listed as an historic ‘sheep holding’ area, Pilgonoman Gorge offers a short walk starting from the car park. Visitors can discover disused water troughs and fencing relics.
Pilgramunna offers a scenic seaside experience and is a great place for snorkellers.
A remote outpost where the isolation and spirit of our south coast pioneers can be readily felt and contemplated.
A serene, relaxing beach.
Point Ann is easily the best and most picturesque whale-watching site on the Fitzgerald coast.
Experience the best of the south-west’s wild, windswept coast at Point D’Entrecasteaux from several cliff top lookout platforms.
Point Walter Reserve is a large riverside reserve offering idyllic views of the Swan River.
Enjoyed for a range of recreational activities, the Point Walter area is also an important site for waterbirds.
One of four inner wetlands contained within Herdsman Lake Regional Park, Popeye Lake has an information shelter and a floating jetty with an observation deck.
Walk the many trails and experience the towering Karri forests and granite peaks as our ancestors did when they settled the area. The Porongurup Range is the state's southernmost mountain range and the National Park is home to an array of wildlife.
Views from the car park capture the wild beauty of the Kalbarri coast.
Situated in the outskirts of Derby, a huge and ancient prison tree. An introduction to the conflict between the local Aboriginal people and the pioneer pastoralists in the 1890s.
Wander among the stands of marri trees, have a picnic or enjoy the wildflowers in Spring.
Bay from which the limestone for the nearby Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse was quarried.
Quinns Rocks Beach is just 30km from Perth's CBD and boasts white sand and excellent snorkelling conditions.
While it has no facilities, Quoin Bluff South is a historic site where you can see the remains of an army outpost, a stone jetty and other relics.
Quoin Head in the Fitzgerald River National Park is a wonderful place to experience some of the most rugged and spectacular coastal scenery the park has to offer.
Sands and silts containing an assortment of minerals have been layered, compacted and weathered to form this spectrum in stone. Rainbows may be seen in the sea mist.
The northern-most coastal lookouts in the park have great views south along sandstone cliffs and north beyond the town of Kalbarri to the 200 kilometre expanse of the Zuytdorp Cliffs.
Red Bluff Beach is a popular location for snorkelling, fishing and swimming. A white sandy beach contrasts with rust red cliffs to create a spectacular backdrop at sunset.
Red Bluff is a world class surfing destination with spectacular scenery.
This beautiful sandy beach nestled between rocky outcrops is also renowned for the Redgate surf break.
Reveley Island is located off the coast of the north Kimberley between Buckle Head and Cape Lambert.
A cross section of rock is exposed, revealing the five evolutionary periods of the park and providing visual evidence of how the surrounding landscape was formed.