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One of the unique experiences in the Gascoyne and Murchison is a station stay holiday which gives visitors insight on what it’s like to live in these magnificent and remote outback areas of the state
Mother Nature was creative when she came up with the natural wonderland in the Golden Outback, for here she pieced together an extraordinary tapestry of beauty, and landscapes to admire.
Many towns support a rich diversity of events, exhibitions, celebrations, shows and festivals. If you’re planning an outback holiday there may be several events that you can enjoy along the way.
Visit one of three remaining Australian Inland Mission hospitals - and the only one in WA! Walk through the old-style wards, duty room, kitchen and laundry to experience the atmosphere of an early
Situated 26km north-west of Pingelly, Boyagin Rock rises 50 metres above the surrounding countryside and Boyaginis a very popular scenic area with a profusion of wildflowers in spring.
Broad Arrow is a 'Ghost Town’ located 38kms north of Kalgoorlie on the road to Menzies. The town was gazetted in 1896, and at its peak had 15,000 residents.
Covering some 51 wells and stretching 2,013 kilometres from Halls Creek to Wiluna, the Canning Stock Route now forms one of the most remote and challenging four wheel drive tracks in the world.
For four wheel driving along vast white beaches, camping out under a star-filled sky, colourful wildflowers, whale watching and swimming at secluded bays.
There aren't too many places in Australia where kangaroos sunbake on the beach, but at Cape Le Grand National Park this is just one of the many natural highs on offer.
In August 2017 Merredin’s Silos were transformed by internationally renowned Perth artist Kyle Hughes-Odgers, with artwork inspired by the local landscape as part of the PUBLIC Silo Trail.
Reflect on the lives and hardships encountered during the gold rush years with a visit to the Coolgardie Cemetery. Commissioned in 1894, it has over 3,000 graves. Over a quarter of these contain a
Trains no longer run through Coolgardie, but it was a momentous day in March 1896 when the first passenger train from Perth steamed into the Coolgardie Railway Station.
Dog lovers will be touched by the emotional tribute to man's best friend at the Corrigin Dog Cemetery. Stroll the cemetery and read the 80 or so inscriptions on gravestones from pet owners.
A visit to Norseman in the Western Australia's southeast presents an opportunity to see the 550 million year old Dundas Rocks, and check out the mystifying Lone Grave.
Shire of Moora features a wonderful array of remnant native vegetation and when visiting the area, you can undertake a number of walk trails and wildflower drives.
The Esperance Museum houses a unique collection of memorabilia dating back to the 1800s. See a range of displays covering the region's early pioneering history
The Eyre Highway is one of Australia's epic self-drive adventures. Stretching between Port Augusta in South Australia and Norseman in Western Australia.
The pristine wilderness of Fitzgerald River National Park on the southern coast is perfect for anyone with a love of nature and a thirst for adventure.
Located within Cape Le Grand National Park, a walk to the summit up the east slope of Frenchman’s Peak is rewarded with panoramic views over the park, the southern coastline and the islands in the
The Gascoyne Murchison Outback Pathways feature three self-drive trails which traverse the red heart of Western Australia. Each trail is complemented by a series of roadside, interpretative signage
If you enjoy checking out all things 'big' you must visit the Giant Ram Tourist Park in Wagin. The Big Ram (also known as the Giant Ram) is the second largest in the southern hemisphere.
The Goatcher Curtain is a priceless work of art hung in the Boulder Town Hall. It is believed to be the last remaining working stage curtain of its kind, which was rediscovered entirely by accident.
The Golden Pipeline Heritage Trail takes you to Western Australia's Eastern Goldfields, rich in gold, history and scenery, revealing the story of a unique engineering feat.
If you're interested in learning the history of one of the Eastern Goldfields first mining leases, head out to Golden Valley which is a half an hour drive north of Southern Cross.
The Goldfields Arts Centre is the premier and central cog of the Goldfields arts and cultural landscape, boasting 700 seat theatre with fully licensed bar facilities.
The Goldfields Oasis provides year round recreation opportunities and is the focal point for the sporting, recreation and leisure pursuits for the community and visitors to the city.
The Great Ocean Drive is a 38 kilometre circular loop drive taking in some of the most beautiful coastal scenery Australia has to offer. The sheltered, pristine beaches with their crystal clear waters
Allow at least 4 days to drive the 1,400km Gunbarrel Hwy, considered one of Australia's most challenging roads. The`highway' extends from Wiluna (WA) & east to Yulara (NT).
The Hainsworth Museum was commissioned by Charles Hainsworth, its first owner, and was built by Ted Freeland, originally a ships carpenter, during 1933/34 as a general store and tearooms.
The Hamersley Drive Heritage Trail Scenic Drive offers a picturesque tour of the Fitzgerald River National Park and surrounding towns - discover the dramatic coastline and enjoy the panoramic views.
Hammond Park is a lush green oasis in the middle of the outback mining town of Kalgoorlie. It has a diverse range of attractions to suit the whole family.
Heartwalk - Art in the Heart of the Kalgoorlie CBD is all about enlivening the Central Business District with vibrant and contemporary murals. This grassroots public art project has come together with
There are several alternative walks you can undertake on the Hopetoun Ravensthorpe Railway Heritage Walk Trail, following a former railway through natural bush.
The Kalgoorlie Arboretum is set amidst 26 hectares of bushland and provides some excellent interpretive walk trails enabling you to explore the regions native flora.
Kalgoorlie Boulder Racing Club plays host to the famous 'Race Round' every year in September, and is one of the richest and well known racing carnivals in the country.
Surrounded by unique Western Australia flora and fauna, Kalgoorlie Golf Course is a premier, 18 hole grass golf course designed by top course engineer Graham Marsh.
The prominent Kalgoorlie Town Hall is an impressive heritage building which was completed in 1908 reflecting the town's immense wealth during the gold rush.
The Kellerberrin Pioneer Museum is situated in the old Agricultural Hall which was built in 1897 and contains an extensive array of early type farm and household implements.
The beautiful gorges and red rock landscape of Kennedy Range National Park are about a two hour drive east of Carnarvon and perfect for a 4WD adventure.
Kepa Kurl Aboriginal Art Gallery and Gift Shop is located in Esperance's Museum Village in one of the historic buildings dating back to the late 1800s. Situated in the original Old Court House
Kokerbin Rock, also known as Kokerbin Hill, is the third largest monolith in Australia. Spend a day out at the rock exploring all of the interesting rock formations, caves, plants and wildlife.
In 1903 Kookynie was a thriving Goldfields township with more than 400 buildings and approximately 2,500 people. Today, with its population of only 13 people, this living 'ghost' town, has many sites
As one of only three left in in Western Australia, the Koorda Drive In has recently been given a ‘retro’ renovation in the cafe area, and a brand new digital system has been installed to enhance the
The picturesque Lake Dumbleyung was made famous in the 1960s when Donald Campbell broke the water speed record in his Bluebird boat travelling at a speed of 444.66 kilometres per hour.
Picture a pink lake of the brightest bubblegum-pink sitting beside the deepest blue ocean. Lake Hillier's pink lake is one of the extraordinary sights you'll see flying or cruising.
The Laverton Outback Gallery is a not for profit organisation established to display, promote and sell authentic Aboriginal art on behalf of the people of the Laverton and Western Desert area.
The Sandstone area has countless natural rock formations or 'breakaways' which contrast dramatically with the rust stained landscapes and believed to be 350 million years old.
The Mangowine Homestead in Nungarin is a beautiful historic building, circa 1876. It is a significant icon in Western Australia's history with an interesting story to be told.
The Merredin Heritage Walk is a 2km walk/cycle trail around Merredin’s CBD looking at heritage buildings, including Cummins Theatre, Merredin Courthouse, Town Hall and much more.
Merredin Peak Trail provides an uninterrupted view across the town of Merredin and the surrounding rural area. As the highest peak in the area it offers spectacular panoramic views.
The Merredin Railway Dam offers a lovely walk and some spectacular views along with the chance to take a look at this impressive engineering feat accomplished in the late 1800s.
The Mount Matilda Walk Trail is located 12kms from Wongan Hills (a 2 hour drive north east of Perth) and set amongst an impressive landscape of natural bushland.
Mount O'Brien in the Central Wheatbelt offers a magnificent view of the Wongan Hills Reserve from its peak. Drive to the Centenary of Federation Wheatbelt Lookout for panoramic views of the
Mulka's Cave is located within the vicinity of Wave Rock in Hyden Western Australia.The name Mulka comes from an Aboriginal legend associated with the cave.
The Nullarbor Links golf course spans 1,365 kilometres with 1 hole in most of the participating town or roadhouses along the Eyre Highway, 2 holes in Kalgoorlie, Norseman and Ceduna.
For a true taste of the Western Australian outback head east to the Nullarbor Plain. This massive stretch of land is home to the Eyre Highway, one of the country's self-drive best road trips.
Explore the Nungarin Museum and revel in our exciting past. The museum is in a massive WWII military workshop and includes a rare Dingo scout car and fascinating 10th Lighthorse display.
Be sure to check out the ghostly remains of the Old Telegraph Station in Eucla. Take a photograph of this constantly changing landmark before it disappears under the ever encroaching white sand dunes.
The bronze commemorative statue of Paddy Hannan stands proudly in the main street, you will be able to photograph the statue and then visit the original in the town hall.
On the drive between Bencubbin and Mukinbudin is the intriguing and unusual sight of the Pergandes Sheepyards. These little rock formations have been compared to Stonehenge.
Originally built as a school house in 1897 and converted to the court house in 1906, the Pingelly Court House Museum houses a fantastic collection of old memorabilia and photographs of yesteryear.
The Pioneers’ Pathway traverses Western Australia's Eastern Wheatbelt following the trail many prospectors once took on their way to Southern Cross, Kalgoorlie and the Goldfields.
The Quairading Nature Reserve covers 527 hectares of unique remnant vegetation that includes a diverse mixture of woodland forests and native shrubland.
The Ravensthorpe Range lies to the north and east of the Fitzgerald River National Park in the far south of Western Australia. Take the opportunity to explore the outstanding natural beauty.
Reynoldson's Flora Reserve in Wongan Hills displays a stunning array of colour between October and December each year when the wildflowers are out in bloom.
Named after John Septimus Roe, Surveyor General, who led an expedition eastwards from York in October 1936. A scenic drive takes you to the peak of this granite formation with magnificent views.
The Rotary Lookout Esperance is located high on a granite outcrop, and offers expansive views of the surrounding coastal town and its magnificent beaches.
10kms north east of Westonia experience 806 hectares of granite outcrop, pools, wildflowers scrub and woodland. Silver Mallee and Purple Peacock Beetles are thought to exist only on the granite
St Barbara Square and Statue in the heart of Kalgoorlie is home to a beautiful statue and fountain dedicated to Saint Barbara, who is recognised as the Patron Saint of Miners.
When visiting the town of Dumbleyung in Western Australia's southern Wheatbelt region, make sure you call into Bluebird Discovery Centre. Here visitors can learn more about the water speed record set
The Granites are a significant Aboriginal rock art site, 9 kilometres north of Mount Magnet. It is a place of strong cultural significance to the Badimia tribe.
Complementing the rich visual history of the Northern Goldfields, the Great Beyond Explorers' Hall of Fame utilises cutting edge technology to bring to life the characters and stories of the past.
An extensive lace collection dating back to the 1600s can be found at The Lace Place in Hyden. Take a look at the intricate detail of many handmade antique gowns and wedding dresses.
The Outback Way is one of Australia’s great four wheel drive odysseys. Known as ‘Australia’s Longest Shortcut’, the route runs from Perth, Western Australia to Cairns in Queensland.
One of the highlights of the Darlot Loop, which is part of the Leonora Loop Trails, is the Terraces located 40 kilometres north east of Leonora, commonly known as 'Breakaways'
For a seriously entertaining drive or fun alternative route to Wave Rock, don’t miss the Tin Horse Highway! This bright open-air gallery of eclectic equine art is well worth the drive.
Tjukurba Art Gallery provides a rich authentic experience where you have the opportunity to meet and chat with artists painting on location in the gallery.
Totadgin Dam Reserve offers a picturesque setting for a picnic and provides an ideal location to discover much of the native flora and fauna inhabiting the area.
The beaches of Esperance are rated among the best in the world - and Twilight Bay is one of the towns most loved.Here, impossibly white sand meets unbelievably clear turquoise water.
Discover the diverse range of resilient native plants that grow in Watheroo National Park. Lying on a sandy plain, the park is home to the extraordinary Bush Cauliflower and Scarlet Feather Flower.
Wave Rock Wildlife Park allows visitors to experience native wildlife up close.Three hectares of natural bushland creates a beautiful haven for the native and exotic animals.
Westonia Hood Penn Museum is the result of an extremely generous donation of a large historical collection from the Hood-Penn family who previously owned the Burracoppin Store.
The development of the Wheatbelt Science Trail took two years from inception through to attracting funding and developing the product. The launch was the culmination of months of work by the Wheatbelt
Vattessa Colbung is a contemporary Aboriginal artist and writer. Her new children’s book, William Wijity: The Life Cycle of The Witchetty Grub, has been translated into Ngaanyatjarra language.
Wirnda Barna Art Centre was established to develop and showcase Aboriginal artists from Mount Magnet, Yalgoo, Meekatharra, Yulga Jinna, Cue and Sandstone.
Visit the Yilgarn History Museum in Southern Cross and view the extensive collection of artefacts, records and memorabilia from both the agricultural and mining industries.
