NORTH – Possum Trappers Cave – Mt Lindsey National Park

• State heritage site – used by trappers in the 50s and 60s.
• Access via Blue Lake Road – 9.2km from Denmark-Mt Barker Road and approx. 7km from Blue Lake Road.
• Located on the eastern face of the granite hill.
• 4WD recommended. Can hike or cycle but high swamp water crossings during wet times.

NORTH – Millars Basin – Mt Roe National Park

• Picturesque stop on the upper Kent River.
• Access via Harewood Road to Watershed Road to Basin Road.
• 4WD recommended – multiple low water crossings during wet periods.

NORTH – Styx River Waterfall – Parry Inlet Catchment

• State heritage site – beautiful spot on the Kordabup River with large water basin and waterfall in season
• Access via Kordabup Road to Fernley Road
• 4WD required.

WEST – Boat Harbour – Boat Harbour Beach

• Access via Boat Harbour Road
• Fishing and exploring
• Experienced 4W drivers only – high clearance vehicles, recovery gear and communications required.

WEST – Quarram Beach – Quarram Nature Reserve

• Access via Boat Harbour Road
• Fishing and exploring
• Experienced 4W drivers only – high clearance vehicles, recovery gear and communications required.

WEST – Rame Head – Walpole Nornalup National Park

• Access via Peaceful Bay Road
• Remote beaches and headlands. Great fishing and exploring
• Extremely soft sand on some beaches
• Experienced 4W drivers only – high clearance vehicles, recovery gear and communications required.

WEST – Eagles Head Beach – Parryville

• Turn-off approx 2/3kms from Parry Beach campground
• Located on the western side of Owingup Nature reserve
• High sand hills (rubber matting installed parts of the way). Lower pressure required
• Experienced 4W drivers only – high clearance vehicles, recovery gear and communications required.

EAST – West Cape Howe National Park

• Multiple 4WD tracks
• Remote beaches, sheer cliffs, wildflowers, fishing and exploring.
• Camping on Shelley Beach only
• Shelley Beach is the only beach in the park that is accessible by 2WD
• Multiple websites and 4WD videos on YouTube
• Experienced 4W drivers only – high clearance vehicles, recovery gear and communications required.

EAST – Bornholm Beach

• Access via Shepherds Lagoon Road
• Steep climb to exit beach and is very challenging
• Regarded as one of the toughest 4WD beaches to access
• Serious/experienced 4W drivers only.