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Parks of the Rainbow Coast
 Our
National Parks are our life. Their bio diversity requires our protection
and conservation.
When visiting the National Parks you will find opportunities to give back to the land and support it's caretakers. Please give generously, remember you are contributing to the support of an internationally recognised area of bio diversity in Australia.* The Department of Environment and Conservation are the stewards of these lands.
Before visiting these pristine areas, there
are a few important things to know. The more knowledgeable you are,
the less of an impact you can have during your visit, keeping both the land, and yourself, safe.
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Our Joint Responsibility:
- Dieback is not to be ignored. Be responsible. This fungal disease is deadly to many of our beloved native treed.
- King Waves / Swells Do not underestimate the power of the Great Southern Ocean. These waves frequently buffet this coastline and can be extremely dangerous. Always watch the Water.
- These lands are of national significance and the Department of Environment and Conservation are the stewards. Contact the local or regional offices for more information from their website: www.naturebase.com.au
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| National Parks in the Albany Region |
Torndirrup
National Park
The Gap, Torndirrup National Park |
Just a few minutes south of Albany
you will find Torndirrup National
Park, where you can view The Gap and
Natural Bridge rock formations.
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Visit West
Cape Howe National Park which contains the most southern point
in Western Australia - only thirty minutes to the west of Albany
by car.
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Cape Howe Nat'l Park |
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William Bay National Park
Greens Pool, William Bay National Park
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Just a few minutes west of Denmark
is the idyllic William Bay.
William Bay National Park
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Two Peoples Bay
Little Beach from the Car park, Two Peoples Bay
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Just a few minutes west of Denmark
is the idyllic William Bay.
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| The Two Peoples Bay Nature Reserve includes many different
areas to explore.
Also nearby, you may want to visit
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*Dept of Environment and Conservation. Nature and Bio diversity
Webpage - www.naturebase.com.au |
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