Western Australia

Kalbarri National Park sits on WA’s Coral Coast, 590km north of Perth. Coastal cliff walks, deep river gorges, and trails from 700m to 38km make it one of the state’s most varied hiking destinations.

Stirling Range National Park sits 4.5 hours from Perth and 80km north of Albany. With peaks rising over 1,000m above the surrounding plains and trails from short lookout walks to a 19.5km multi-day traverse, it’s one of the most rewarding hiking destinations in southern WA.