There are 252 trails & sites in WA's South West
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GIANT HEDGE MAZE on 5 ha of stunning landscaped gardens, playground, free gas barbeque, sheltered picnic areas, games and puzzles.
Apex Lookout Albany is a scenic lookout located on Mount Clarence in Albany, Western Australia.
The bush walk provides views of the stunning coastal lines of Flinders Peninsula and you are rewarded with a breathtaking view of the seaside at the end of the track.
The Bald Head Walking Track is a spectacular hiking trail located in the Torndirrup National Park near Albany.
A beautiful natural pool within St John Brook, Barrabup is the perfect place to enjoy the serenity of the beautiful views or take a swim on a warm summer’s day.
Day use area, fishing and swimming in the Indian Ocean.
CavesTimbers is unique in the sense that I endeavour to be involved in the entire process from log to finished product.
Betty's Beach is a stunning beach destination located in Albany, Western Australia.
Balingup is a popular destination as, in addition to lovely scenery, the town offers an interesting variety of shops and some fabulous places to eat.
Another short section between towns, this section of Track is known as a section of transition.
This section to Balingup is a shorter section allowing walkers to go from town-to-town over three nights.
Collie is large enough to offer all the services expected of a regional centre, but small enough to retain its country charm and hospitality
Denmark to Albany is an easier coastal section to walk than Peaceful Bay to Denmark. Walkers will need to plan ahead before crossing of the Wilson and Torbay Inlets.
Denmark is a popular tourist town which has a relaxed village atmosphere, romantic timber milling history and incredible coastal scenery.
The Donnelly River remains a companion for much of this walk along the Bibbulmun Track.
The half-way point of the Track is the historic mill town of Donnelly River Village (DRV) nestled in the valley of the river from which it was named.
Between Northcliffe and Walpole, walkers heading south from Kalamunda will once again reach a few milestones; the diverse ecosystems of the Pingerup Plains, the last of the campsites with campfires allowed and most significantly the first encounter with the wild southern ocean.
Located 360km south of Perth, Northcliffe has the unique distinction of being the only town founded in WA specifically for the First World War Group Settlement Scheme.
The walk from Pemberton to Northcliffe is well known for pleasant walking through the karri forest.
Pemberton is situated in a valley, surrounded by the karri forests of the Gloucester National Park and the Pemberton Forest Park.
The City of Albany is set on the rugged south coast of Western Australia and is the southern terminus of the Bibbulmun Track.
This section gives walkers the best mix of forest and coast as well as (after Peaceful Bay) some of the most challenging days on the entire Track.
Bibbulmun Track Walpole is a long-distance walk trail that spans over 1,003.1 kilometres (623.3 mi) in Western Australia.
Located an hour and a half’s drive from Albany in the east and Pemberton in the west, Walpole is an ideal place to base yourself to explore the region and for walking on the Bibbulmun Track.