| Albany Area Walks: |
 The Blowholes
The Blowholes are crevasses in the granite stretching down to sea level far below. With each wave the 'holes' blow air and water up the channel Visit the The Blowholes |
 Albany Wind Farm
Exciting for everyone. Green energy from the wind of the Torndirrup Peninsula, just outside Albany City. Visit the Albany Wind Farm
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 Stony Hill
Stony Hill has a delightful 500mtr fairly level circular walk which offers spectacular 360 degree views. Visit Stony Hill |
 Mount Clarence
Stand atop Mount Clarence and overlook the expansive waterways of Albany. Great views towards Emu Point and Middleton Beach. See the MAP of Albany & Surrounds to get your bearings. |
 West Cape Howe NP
Western Australia's southern most point. Hang glide from the Shelley Beach platforms or admire the view to the point. Visit West Cape Howe National Park or see what's in the park geographically on the West Cape Howe National Park Map. |
Torndirrup NP
A few km south west of Albany the Torndirrup Peninsula extends, guarding the Sound from the Great Southern Ocean. Visit the Torndirrup National Park or see geographically on the Torndirrup National Park Map. |
 Gull Rock National Park
The north side of the Peninsula is Frenchmans Bay. Only minutes away is Gull Rock National Park |
 Two Peoples Bay
Located approximately 25 kilometres north-east of Albany. Rediscovery of the presumed extinct noisy scrub-bird. Visit Two Peoples Bay National Park. |
| Walpole Area Walks: |
 The Giant Tingle Tree
This Giant Tingle Tree is special because it the oldest living eucalypt in the world.It is an 800 metre walk from the forested car park, to the Giant Tingle Tree and back again. Visit the Giant Tingle Tree. |
 Mandalay Beach
With spectacular views to Chatham Island this spectacular coastline and long white sandy beach it is a must-see. Access to the beach is along a dune-side boardwalk. Visit Mandalay Beach. |
 Rockwood Trail, Mt. Frankland NP, Walpole
Starting at the feet of massive karri trees the undulating path takes you almost immediately amongst the towering Karri trees surrounding Mt Frankland. Visit Rockwood Trail along the base of Mt Frankland |
 Conspicuous Cliff
Standing high above the surrounding heathland, the Cliff-top lookout gives fantastic views of the beach and river flowing into the sea. Visit Conspicuous Cliff. |
| Denmark Area Walks: |
 Heritage Rail Bridge, Denmark
The Bridge is easily accessed from Denmark Town driving south along the river (Hollings Drive) where you will find parking spaces, picnic tables and a gazebo set for tourists. Visit Heritage Rail Bridge. |
 Tower Hill, William Bay NP, Denmark
Tower Hill is located a few kilometres north of Greens Pool and Elephant Rocks and Cove which are at the eastern end of the William Bay National Park. Visit Tower Hill. |
 Monkey Rock, Denmark
Monkey Rock has spectacular views over William Bay Nat. Park, Ratcliffe Bay, Ocean Beach and the Nullaki Peninsula. The 4 km return walk from the car park is quite an climb, so come prepared. Visit Monkey Rock. |
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| Walks with admission costs: |
 Valley of the Giants Treetop Walk
The architecturally designed pathway takes you gradually into the giant forest canopy. The view is breathtaking. Visit the Valley Of the Giants. |
 Ancient Empires Walk
The Ancient Empires Walk takes you through the forest at the base of the Giant Tingle Trees. Combined with your ticket to the Valley of the Giants Treetop Walk, it is the most visited place on the coast. Visit Ancient Empires Walk. |
| Bushbooks:
We found these Bush Books an invaluable resource for exploring the
area and finding out more detail on the beauty of our National Parks.
"Bush Books currently cover 21 titles. The success of the Bush
Books series not only reflects the enormous interest in this tremendous
diversity, it also shows that people are genuine in their efforts
to support conservation measures." Bush Books cost $5.95 and
are available from booksellers, tourist outlets, newsagents, CALM
offices and through CALM's website, NatureBase at www.naturebase.net |
