Brenda’s guidebook
Sightseeing
The Tree Top Walk in the canopy of the tall Red Tingle Trees is a must see and don't forget to take a leisurely stroll along the walk at the base of the TreeTop Walk called the Ancient Empire.
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Valley of the Giants Tree Top Walk
Valley of the Giants RoadThe Tree Top Walk in the canopy of the tall Red Tingle Trees is a must see and don't forget to take a leisurely stroll along the walk at the base of the TreeTop Walk called the Ancient Empire.
Get a birdseye view of the sometimes wild and powerful waves at Conspicuous Cliffs Beach. There are three very good lookouts here: two overlook the Great Southern Ocean (next stop Antartica) and a very accommodating boardwalk to take you down onto the beach where a freshwater stream flows under a small bridge and into the sea.
Conspicuous Cliff
Get a birdseye view of the sometimes wild and powerful waves at Conspicuous Cliffs Beach. There are three very good lookouts here: two overlook the Great Southern Ocean (next stop Antartica) and a very accommodating boardwalk to take you down onto the beach where a freshwater stream flows under a small bridge and into the sea.
Step back in time and admire some of the 200 year old Tingle Trees. On this easy walk through the forest you will meet one of the true giants of the area. Better take you camera as you will be astounded by their size and majesty.
Giant Tingle Tree
Hilltop RoadStep back in time and admire some of the 200 year old Tingle Trees. On this easy walk through the forest you will meet one of the true giants of the area. Better take you camera as you will be astounded by their size and majesty.
Still used as a fire lookout to this day this walk to the top is moderate level of fitness. It will take about 20 mins to the summit but there are plenty of places to stop/ sit and admire the native flora and take in the views. Once on top you can see to the coast and there are markers to indicate the other landmarks to the horizon. A great place to pack a small back pack with lunch or nibbles to enjoy while taking in the views.
Mount Frankland Wilderness Lookout
Mount Frankland RoadStill used as a fire lookout to this day this walk to the top is moderate level of fitness. It will take about 20 mins to the summit but there are plenty of places to stop/ sit and admire the native flora and take in the views. Once on top you can see to the coast and there are markers to indicate the other landmarks to the horizon. A great place to pack a small back pack with lunch or nibbles to enjoy while taking in the views.