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Resources while Visiting the Rainbow Coast
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Visitors Centres along the Rainbow Coast
We find all of these Visitors Centres friendly, welcoming, helpful and kind. They are spacious, comfortable and filled with amazing information and resources. They are the FIRST place visit. |
Albany Visitor Centre
Address: Old Railway Station Proudlove Parade,
Albany WA
Postal address: PO Box 484, Albany WA 6330
Phone: +61 8 9841 9290
Fax: +61 8 9842 1490
Email: avc@albanytourist.com.au
Website: www.amazingalbany.com
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| Valley
of the Giants Treetop Walk
The Valley of The Giants is one of the most
popular destinations for visitors to the Rainbow Coast Region.
From Walpole, head 13 kilometres east along
the South Coast Highway, past Nornalup town to Valley of Giants
Road. The intersection is extra-wide, and is well signposted.
Open 9am to 5pm every day of the year except
Christmas Day or during extreme weather (lightning or very
windy conditions).
Website: www.valleyofthegiants.com.au |
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| Denmark
Visitor Centre
73 South Coast Highway
Denmark. WA 6333
Tel: (08) 9848 2055
Email: accommodation@denmark.com.au
Website: www.denmark.com.au |
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Walpole-Nornalup
Visitor Centre
Address: South Coast Highway, Walpole WA
Postal address: PO Box 196, Walpole WA 6398
Phone: +61 8 9840 1111
Fax: +61 8 9840 1355
Email: wnta@wn.com.au
Website: www.walpole.com.au |
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Bibbulmun Track
The Bibbulmun Track is one of the world's great long distance walk trails, stretching nearly 1000kms from Kalamunda (Perth Hills) to Albany (South Coast) through the heart of the scenic South West of Western Australia - right along the Rainbow Coast.
www.bibbulmuntrack.org.au
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| The Department
of Environment and Conservation.
The national parks are the responsibility of the Department
of Environment and Conservation who have the lead responsibility
for protecting the State's environment on behalf of Western
Australians. There are many ways to support their stewardship
including being aware of your environmental impact while visiting
the National Parks. We also recommend their little Bushbooks
to gain knowledge about the area and its diversity, which
you can buy online from their website.
As a family, we found the objectives of the DEC incredibly
inspiring, and hope that this website supports them in: Conserving
Bio diversity, Promoting Environmentally Sustainable Practices,
in Creating a World-Class Parks System, Protecting the Environment
and Maintaining Community Involvement in these issues. We
also were touched by their eighth objective which truly exemplifies
the organisation as being aware: "Fostering a Positive
Work Culture of Trust." We are truly blessed to have
them.
www.dec.wa.gov.au
www.naturebase.net |
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