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Hike Western Australia: Epic Adventures Await Near Perth and Beyond

Western Australia is a hiker’s paradise, boasting breathtaking landscapes for all experience levels. Explore ancient gorges in Karijini National Park, hike along dramatic coastlines bursting with wildflowers in Cape Le Grand National Park, or gaze up at star-studded desert skies. Trails range from easy family-friendly rambles to multi-day challenges that will test your limits.

Traverse sections of the iconic Bibbulmun Track, the longest marked walking trail in Australia. Hike challenging climbs and witness panoramic views in Stirling Range National Park. Explore the awe-inspiring gorges, waterfalls, and ancient rock formations of Karijini National Park. This is just a taste of the adventures that await in Western Australia. Beyond Perth, discover hidden waterfalls, unique wildlife, and diverse landscapes across the state. Start planning your unforgettable Western Australian hiking adventure today.

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Experience Everything: Beaches, Bush and Beyond in Western Australia

Western Australia, occupying one-third of the continent, is Australia’s largest state. This vast expanse boasts a remarkable diversity of landscapes, climates, and ecosystems. From the sun-drenched beaches near Perth, the state capital, to the tropical north, Western Australia offers experiences unlike any other.

With over 20,000 kilometres of coastline, Western Australia caters to every beach lover. The Perth region itself boasts 19 beaches, while further afield lie pristine white stretches of sand and turquoise waters. Perth, Australia’s sunniest city with over 3,000 hours of sunshine annually, thrives with a vibrant cultural scene that complements its natural beauty.

Western Australia is home to one of the world’s oldest living cultures, with Aboriginal heritage stretching back more than 50,000 years. Visitors can experience this rich history through Aboriginal-owned campsites and cultural tours.

The state’s diverse climate ranges from the Mediterranean conditions in the southwest to the tropical north, ensuring there’s always a summery escape to be found somewhere in Western Australia. This variety extends to the landscape, with vast outback regions contrasting with UNESCO World Heritage-listed reefs and rock formations. Whether you seek world-class surfing, exquisite wines, or simply the thrill of exploring ancient cultures and dramatic landscapes, Western Australia offers something for every traveller.

With hundreds of trails crossing the spectacular state of Western Australia, discover this part of the world on a Trail and find yourself in amazing places! From world-class long distance wilderness trails to jaw-dropping gorge walks, there’s an experience waiting for you.

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