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Bluff Knoll

Bluff Knoll

Explore the sweeping landscapes atop the South West’s highest and most spectacular peak.
Home to one of Western Australia’s highest peaks, Bluff Knoll stands 1,095 metres above sea level. The towering peak is heightened by the beauty of over 1500 wildflower species (87 endemic) that flower during spring.

The prominent peaks of the Stirling Range stretch for 65kms from east to west. Experienced rock climbers and abseil enthusiasts can take advantage of awesome climbs (permit required) and there are enjoyable walking trails to suit all abilities. The range is one of few places in Western Australia where snow occasionally falls on its highest peak and it is renowned for its unusual and sometimes spectacular cloud formations.

Facilities

Car park
Public Toilet

Address

Bluff Knoll, Stirling Range National Park, WA 6338

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Busy Blue Bus Tours

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Inspiration Outdoors

Guided, small group walking holidays – Bibbulmun Track, Cape to Cape Track and Stirling Ranges.

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Cheynes Beach Caravan Park

A grassy holiday park a short walk to the protected cove of Cheynes Beach.

Porongurup Shop, Tearoom & Village Inn

A quaint old general store and tearoom, with comfortable accommodation options.

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The South West Edge

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Welcome to Australia’s South West!

Here you can easily enjoy natural beaches beautiful vineyards, forests, caves and more, all in a single day. More than 23,000km make up the south west corner of Western Australia, with 1000 of those kilometres consisting of awe-inspiring coastline just waiting to be explored.

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