Heritage Trail, Two Peoples Bay
Two Peoples Bay Heritage Trail
The Heritage Trail at Two Peoples Bay is a beautiful walking trail through the bushland from the Visitors Centre near Two Peoples Bay, past the swamp and onto Little Beach.
The Visitors Centre has lots of displays and information about what you'll see (or hear) as you walk the trail including details of the newly re-discovered Noisy Scrub Bird which was thought to be lost from the Two Peoples Bay area. Gilbert's Potoroo, a rabbit sized marsupial also calls Two Peoples Bay it's home.
There are four sections of the Heritage Trail ranging from an easy walk of 30 minutes return to the full walk from Little Beach and back which takes approximately 4 hours. It is also possible to drive directly to Little Beach and walk along the trail towards the visitors centre and explore a small section of the trail that way.
The Heritage Trail is a beautiful walk through Two People's Bay, which you can find out more about here:
Two Peoples Bay NP Map Map of the attractions when visiting Two Peoples Bay NP. Visit Two Peoples Bay NP Map
Two Peoples Bay NP Located approximately 25 kilometres north-east of Albany. Rediscovery of the presumed extinct noisy scrub-bird. Visit Two Peoples Bay NP
Two Peoples Bay Heritage Trail Heritage Trail from the Visitors Centre to Little Beach Visit Two Peoples Bay Heritage Trail
Little Beach This gorgeous beach is approximately 25 kilometres north east of Albany in Two Peoples Bay National Park. Visit Little Beach
The Little Beach section of the heritage trail allow you to explore a small section of the trail directly from the Little Beach carpark. Good for Nannie and Grandpa as it's an easy section of the trail and not too far to the rocks overlooking Little Beach. Level and well-managed.
If you're taking the full four hour return walk ensure you have adequate provisions (water!) with you. It's best to walk the trail with others. Ask at the visitors centre if in doubt. View the Map of Two Peoples Bay National Park to get your bearings.
Towns Nearby
Albany is the nearest town located 28km to the south-west of Two People's Bay via Nanarup Road and Lower King Road. The drive from Albany crosses the Kalgan River at the north end of Oyster Harbour where you will find facilities and picnic benches. This is a little less than half-way to Two People's Bay, a beautiful and easy drive from Albany.
DANGER: The Ocean is unpredictable, sending surges even at calm times. BE AWARE when close to the water. Read the information on SURGES before visiting the park.
Two Peoples Bay is an informational as well as enjoyable way to spend the day. An ideal day trip from Albany, Australia.
Two Peoples Bay National Park Attractions & Information:
Two Peoples Bay NP Map Map of the attractions when visiting Two Peoples Bay NP. Visit Two Peoples Bay NP Map
Two Peoples Bay NP Located approximately 25 kilometres north-east of Albany. Rediscovery of the presumed extinct noisy scrub-bird. Visit Two Peoples Bay NP
Two Peoples Bay Heritage Trail Heritage Trail from the Visitors Centre to Little Beach Visit Two Peoples Bay Heritage Trail
Little Beach This gorgeous beach is approximately 25 kilometres north east of Albany in Two Peoples Bay National Park. Visit Little Beach
Waterfall Beach at Two Peoples Bay A small waterfall winds its way from the heathland to beautiful turquoise waters. Visit Waterfall Beach at Two Peoples Bay
Nanarup Beach With picnic and barbecues, and easy stairway access, it is a delightful place to stop for lunch. Visit Nanarup Beach
Sinker Reef It is easy to see why it was given this name as the jagged black rocks rise in rows along the entire stretch of coastline. Visit Sinker Reef
Taylor Inlet Taylor Inlet near Nanarup is a winding Inlet, home to many species of waterbirds. Visit Taylor Inlet
Attractions in Albany and surrounds:
Brig Amity Replica Experience the first settlers arrival in Albany, the first settlement in Western Australia, from onboard a replica of the Amity. Visit Brig Amity Replica
Mount Clarence Visit the ANZAC Desert Corps Memorial and view the coast from Padre White Lookout or Apex Lookout at the summit. Visit Mount Clarence
Middleton Beach The most popular beach in Albany. Swim or relax under the trees. Cafes and amenities. Visit Middleton Beach
City of Albany Located between the hills of Mount Melville and Mount Clarence, the Nestled along the Princess Royal Harbour & King George Sound. Visit City of Albany
Albany Farmers Market Saturday mornings. Fresh fruit and veggies from local growers. Organic produce available. Visit Albany Farmers Market
Albany Heritage Park The heritage park consists of the parklands and monuments of Mount Clarence and Mount Adelaide including the National ANZAC Centre. Visit Albany Heritage Park
Albany Pier (Cruises & Whale Watching) Albany Pier for embarking on a whale watching tour. Visit Albany Pier (Cruises & Whale Watching)
Albany Wind Farm Beautiful and productive green energy from the wind of the Torndirrup, just outside Albany City towards Frenchman Bay. Visit Albany Wind Farm
ANZAC Desert Mounted Corps Memorial ANZAC Desert Mounted Corps Memorial sits atop Mount Clarence. Visit ANZAC Desert Mounted Corps Memorial
Ellen Cove Ellen Cove, Ellen Cove Boardwalk and Ellen Cove Pier are at the far southern end of Middleton Beach, Albany. Visit Ellen Cove
Frenchman Bay Located on the southern side of King George Sound this beautiful setting has a grassy picnic area, BBQs and boat launch. Ideal beachfront location for a great day out! Visit Frenchman Bay
Misery Beach Albany Misery Beach is a hidden gem on the southern coast of Western Australia known for stunning natural beauty and a tranquil atmosphere. Visit Misery Beach Albany
Oyster Harbour Oyster Harbour, on the north eastern side of Albany flows into the King George Sound past Emu Point. Visit Oyster Harbour
Princess Royal Fortress One of the best outdoor military museums in Australia. The Fortress is within the Albany Heritage Park, atop Mount Adelaide. Visit Princess Royal Fortress
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Top Beaches Pristine, clean and just like paradise. Swim in the rock pools, swim in clear waters, secluded bays, or snorkel around giant boulders all on the Rainbow Coast. Visit Top Beaches
Top Biking Locations Top locations along the coast to start a bike ride. Tap the markers for information about the locations on the Map below. Visit Top Biking Locations
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Top Picnic Spots Looking for a nice picnic spot, try these favourite picnic locations along the coast. Tap the markers for information about the locations on the Map below. Visit Top Picnic Spots
Top Places for Dogs If you have brought your four legged friend with you on holiday then you will need to know when you can take them for exercise and fun. Visit Top Places for Dogs
Top Places for Elders Accessible and elder-friendly locations along the south coast. Tap the markers for information about the locations on the Map below. Visit Top Places for Elders
Top Places to Take Kids Kids love it on the Rainbow Coast. The spectacular coastline is family friendly and welcoming. Visit Top Places to Take Kids
Top Surf Spots The waters of the spectacular Rainbow Coast are very tempting and there are quite a few places to catch the waves. Visit Top Surf Spots
WA Museum Albany The Western Australian Museum Albany has exhibitions and information on the natural and social history of the region. Visit WA Museum Albany
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