Hiking experiences in WA

Western Australia’s spectacular coastline is your constant companion on this iconic 124-kilometre hiking trail. From sweeping clifftop views to spectacular sandy beaches and ancient forests, the track linking the Cape Naturaliste and Cape Leeuwin lighthouses rewards long-distance hikers and day-trip ramblers alike with some of the Margaret River Region’s most sensational scenery.

A 1,000-kilometre walking trail from the Perth Hills to the historic whaling town of Albany through ancient forests, river valleys and dramatic coastline. Tackle this epic 8-week challenge or traverse the track at your leisure by hiking a section for a gentle day walk or joining a guided tour. With rustic bushland or more-luxurious accommodation options, picturesque towns, this hiking trail offers an immersive Western Australian experience.

This breathtaking summit trail is renowned for spectacular views of this National Heritage-listed rugged mountain landscape. Formed more than a billion years ago, located in the Great Southern region, WA’s highest peak offers a glorious display of awe-inspiring natural beauty. That ranges from its panoramic views, wildly unique ‘cloud waterfall’ to its unique floral species.

Torndirrup National Park offers a unique hiking experience near historic Albany in the Great Southern region. Unspoilt, rugged and wildly picturesque, this coastline allows hikers to traverse the isthmus between tranquil, calm waters of Albany’s King George sound and the crashing ocean waves of the moody Southern Ocean.