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Best Viewpoints & Peaks
Australia’s diverse landscape offers vantage points ranging from the 285-meter-high Melbourne Skydeck to the sacred sandstone monolith of Uluru. This collection includes the limestone stacks of the Twelve Apostles, the granite peaks of kunanyi / Mount Wellington, and the rugged gorges of Kalbarri National Park. Coastal highlights feature the Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse, situated at the confluence of the Indian and Southern Oceans, and the boardwalks of Canal Rocks. These sites showcase the continent's unique geology, from ancient desert dunes to dramatic sea cliffs.
Ross Graham Lookout
Lookout in Kalbarri National Park overlooking the Murchison River. A short walking trail leads from the cliff top down to the river's edge.
Hawks Head
An accessible vantage point in Kalbarri National Park offering views of the Murchison River gorge. Includes picnic facilities and interpretive signage.
Eagle Gorge Lookout
Coastal viewpoint in Kalbarri National Park overlooking sandstone cliffs and the Indian Ocean. A popular spot for seasonal whale watching.
Kata Tjuta Dune Viewing
An elevated wooden platform offering 360-degree views of the 36 conglomerate rock domes of Kata Tjuta and the surrounding desert landscape.
Canal Rocks
Granite rock formations in the South West region where the ocean has eroded a narrow channel. A boardwalk crosses the canal for views of the surging surf.
Mushroom Rock
A weathered sandstone formation in Kalbarri National Park. The loop trail features geological layers and ancient tumblagooda sandstone.
State War Memorial
People come to this war memorial to reflect on the fallen soldiers, but also for the magnificent views of Perth.
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