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The Pinnacles of Nambung National Park are Western Australia's most visited attraction outside of Perth. Located at the southern gateway to Australia's Coral Coast, along the Indian Ocean Drive, the Pinnacles Desert of Nambung National Park is one of the major natural attractions in the region.
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The national parks in Perth are abundant in stunning scenery and unique natural landmarks that you'll never find elsewhere. Explore ancient gorges, take a dip in emerald coloured pools and come face to face with wildlife, all within 2 hours of Perth's CBD!
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Tourism WA About this park All within a couple of hours drive of Perth this park has many highlights. The Pinnacles Desert is surrounded by coastal plains, white sand dunes, and beautiful swimming beaches. The shifting dune systems and low heathland support a rich variety of flowering plants.
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Yanchep National Park is the perfect place to experience a true Aussie environment in one of Perth's oldest national parks. Visitors can experience Aboriginal culture (subject to availability), participate in a cave tour, admire heritage architecture, Australian flora and fauna including kangaroos and koalas and birdlife, walk along the park's trails, enjoy a picnic in the natural surrounds or.
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John Forrest National Park Tunnel. The 340-metre long Swan View Tunnel was built in 1893 by West Australia's Engineer-in-Chief, C.Y O'Connor. Interestingly, until the sinking of Perth's railway in 2007, this was West Australia's only 'true' railway tunnel. The tunnel is part of the Railway Heritage Trail and can be walked or cycled.
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Just under 4 hours from Perth, Gloucester National Park is 3km from Pemberton, an historic milling town 330km south of Perth. From Perth it's basically a straight drive down Forest Hwy, South Western Hwy and finally the Vasse Hwy. Pack a sense of adventure, some walking boots (or a bike) and get ready to explore!
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Yanchep National Park, located only 45 minutes north of Perth's city centre attracts over 240,000 visitors each year - enjoy barbeque and picnic facilities, scenic walk trails and an abundance of native animals and plants. It is also home to Perth's only tourist show cave, the glistening Crystal Cave. Find out more. Neerabup National Park
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John Forrest National Park, Serpentine National Park, and Avon Valley National Park Log in Sign up Showing only "Untitled section" places. Show all places Map layers Close Select all Deselect all Overview (Untitled) Exit map Zoom into… Map view PerthBest national parks Pin The 15 best national parks around Perth When is your trip?
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What is it? John Forrest National Park was the first national park designated in Western Australia (and the second in the whole country) and at 2700 hectares, is an important area of bushland in an ever developing city. Originally called Greenmount National Park, the name was changed in 1947 to honour the first premier of Western Australia.
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Home Destination Perth Perth Hills Serpentine National Park Serpentine National Park We recognise and acknowledge Binjareb/Pinjarup, Ganeang and Wilman people as the traditional owners of Serpentine National Park. Fall for the beauty of Serpentine National Park, just an hour's drive from Perth city. Serpentine National Park Tourism WA
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Welcome to John Forrest National Park, Perth's first and oldest national park. Located in the Darling Ranges on Whadjuk country, about 30 minutes east of Perth city, John Forrest is rich with both Indigenous and European history. It's also full of natural wonder, just waiting to be discovered!
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Nambung National Park. More popularly known as The Pinnacles, Nambung is one of the most popular parks in Western Australia, partially due to its proximity to Perth. Only two hours from the state capital, you'll find yourself among the otherworldly limestone stacks scattered amongst the desert's amber sands.
An alternative to the Eagle View Walk Trail in John Forrest National Park, Perth, Western Australia
Yanchep National Park Yanchep National Park We recognise and acknowledge Whadjuk and Yued people as the traditional owners of Yanchep National Park. Close to Perth but away from the hustle and bustle. Come and explore wildlife, caves, adventures in trees, walk trails, camping and more. 1 park alert Visit the Park Alerts website for details
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Helena National Park is nestled in the Perth Hills. The park has lots of ridges and valleys with beautiful jarrah/marri forest and wandoo woodland. It's a wonderful area for bushwalking, with the famous Bibbulmun Track passing through. Don't miss the park's major attraction accessible by road. Mount Dale offers panoramic views of the.
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Guide to Karijini National Park. Gorges of ancient rock and cool swimming holes and showering waterfalls make Karijini National Park one of Australia's most dramatic and spectacular destinations. Some 1,400km (870mi) north of Perth, a semi-arid plateau suddenly drops away into cavernous gorges, 100m (328ft) deep.
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Beelu National Park is located in the Perth Hills, about 40 km from the CDB. Its main features include the Mundaring Dam, The Perth Hills Discovery Centre, bush waking trails, granite boulders and lookouts. The forest is dominated by Jaraah and Marri trees with plenty of grass trees in the understory. There was evidence of previous bush fires.
