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Goongarrie National Park lies on the edge of the vast mulga woodlands of the Murchison region and offers a remote outback experience to those with an adventurous spirit.
Views over the Lyons River and the plains beyond.
Discover the ultimate day out. Amazing science, art, bushwalks and stargazing.
walk or cycle along Cribble Creek and check out the history of the Kakoda Trail during WW2 at Centennial Park along the way.
Shady old-growth River Red Gums are a feature.
An old store, guesthouse and miner's hut which have been restored.
Focus on the early history of the North Eastern Goldfields. Hear the story of Herbert Hoover who was Gwalia mine manager and future American President.
One of the first hotels in the State that the WA government paid for. It was built in 1903 and cost 6000 pounds.
The Hainsworth Museum was commissioned by Charles Hainsworth, its first owner, and was built by Ted Freeland, originally a ships carpenter, during 1933/34 as a general store and tearooms.
Hamersley Beach is a beautiful beach in picturesque surrounds.
This drive will take you to all the main recreation sites in the south-eastern corner of the park.
Nestled in the Perth Hills, this beautiful valley includes the popular recreation site of Mount Dale.
A scenic, secluded bay nestled between sea-swept rocky headlands.
A 2.8 km (one way), wheelchair accessible (if assisted) walk track links Benwenerup Campground to Stokes Inlet Day Use Area.
Visitors can access the Goldfields Woodlands Conservation Park via the southern entry point using the Holland Track.
Built in the early 1930s, the church was built by architect, John Hawes. The building reflects the early solar design which attempts to protect the building from the harsh Australian summers.
Westonia's Hood-Penn Museum is now open. The museum features a variety of scenes showcasing early life in the shire.
Humpy Camels are the camel riding professionals in WA, you can hire Humpy Camels or Camel Train fro your next event or function
The Kalgoorlie Arboretum, not far from the town centre, provides a wide variety of native flora, walktrails for all ages.
Kalgoorlie Arboretum boasts a wide variety of native wildflowers, walk trails for all ages, picnic tables under the shade of river gums and a small dam that attracts waterbirds.
With a reputation for producing a decent slice of Australia’s gold bullion, it’s not surprising that Kalgoorlie is home to one of the biggest open cut mines in the world.
1908 building with theatre and extensive collection of memorabilia in the Council Chamber. Home to the original Paddy Hannan Statue.
Experience remote camping and vast landscapes while exploring mining and pastoral history in a biodiversity hotspot.
The Karlkurla Bushland Park comprises of 200 hectares of natural regrowth bushland, along with over 2,000 trees and shrubs planted by community volunteers back in 2000.
This lovely old building is the original Katanning government school on the corner of Taylor and Cove Streets and now houses the Katanning Historical Museum.
In November 2017, WA artists Mel McVee, Brenton See, Chris Nixon and Darren Hutchens, plus Karim Jabbari from Tunisia descended on the Wheatbelt town of Katanning, located 277km southeast of Perth.
The third largest monolith in Australiais recognized as an interesting and unspoilt location for flora and fauna study.
The original site in which the first iron ore was mined and exported from Australia. The mine is now open to tourists with a picnic area and a lookout point into the mines.
Koolanooka Springs provides a great view of the Australian outback and wildflowers. The perfect place to have a picnic, only a 15 minutes drive from the Morawa Town centre.
The Koorda Motor & Military Museum houses an array of military collections and vintage cars to browse through.