For the keen bush walker, or the holidaymaker who simply wants to get a bit closer to nature, Denmark’s cool climate is ideal for a range of experiences. The wide range of landscapes in Denmark includes granite outcrops, tall eucalyptus forests, wildflowers in spring, endless pristine beaches, mountain views and Read more ...
If you’re a thrillseeker looking for a unique, bucket-list experience then Denmark Thrills has something fantastic for you – offering the world’s longest Globeriding track! (and in fact the ONLY one you’ll find in Australia). We are a proud recipient of Tripadvisor’s ‘Traveller’s Choice’ award. Jump inside a 3m diameter Read more ...
This trail takes you along our exciting coastline and through the heart of Tingle and Karri environment where you will discover a vast array of local wines, fresh produce and home-cooked gourmet delights. Heading out of town on South Coast Highway towards Walpole, the first stop is Peaceful Bay, where Read more ...
Giant Tingle Tree, Circular Pool and Mount Frankland Discovery Centre. This touring route begins on Hill Top Road, to the east of Walpole. From Hilltop Lookout there are magnificent views of the majestic Nornalup Inlet. A short walk through the forest leads to the Giant Tingle Tree. From here Read more ...
The Harewood Forest walk trail winds upstream through karri forest with thick understory for about 600 meters, looping back to the car park on Scottsdale Road. Some signs still remain on the original part of the trail which explain the days of the axe from when the Millar family was Read more ...
Public BBQ’s Kwoorabup Community Park – off Horsely Road Berridge Park – Hollings Road along the river Norm Thornton Park – Horsley Road opposite IGA Xpress Nornalup Park – South Coast Highway Nornalup Peaceful Bay Parry Beach Pick up a BBQ or picnic hamper from Wholly Local! Read more ...
The world renowned Bibbulmun Track is one of the longest, continuously marked trails in Australia covering 964 km from Kalamunda,a suburb in the hills on the outskirts of Perth, to the historic town of Albany on the south coast. It passes through the heart of the scenic south west of Read more ...
Formerly an agricultural research station, the main entrance is a boardwalk which begins at Norm Thornton Park (across from IGA Express past the public toilets). A meandering path follows the river foreshore past oak trees and the Kwoorabup Community Adventure park, where there are B=barbecues, toilets and a fabulous nature Read more ...
The Valley of the Giants is an iconic region on the south coast of Western Australia between Denmark and Walpole. The area is world famous for the Tree Top Walk suspended 40 metres high in the canopy of the ancient tingle forest. Tree Top Walk Designed to immerse you in Read more ...
Walpole Nornalup National Park is in the heart of the Walpole Wilderness Area and home to the Valley of the Giants – Tree Top Walk and Ancient Empire, Circular pool, Conspicuous Cliff, Mt Claire and the spectacular Franklin River. It embraces a wide diversity of forest types, river and mountain Read more ...
West Cape Howe National Park includes the most southerly point in WA, and has extensive beaches, rugged granite outcrops and quiet, protected bays. Hang-gliding is popular at Shelley Beach.Two wheel drive vehicles are unable to access much of the park but nearby Cosy Corner and Lowlands Beach are popular and Read more ...
William Bay National Park includes stretches of inspiring coastline. Greens Pool, protected from the breakers by outlying rocks, is a glorious, safe swimming spot for families, rivaled only by nearby Elephant Rocks. There is also Waterfall Beach (Yes there is a waterfall!) and Madfish Bay which is protected behind a Read more ...
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