Articles of category "Stirling Range (South East Coast)"

Bluff Knoll is the highest peak of the whole of the southwest part of Western Australia (WA). It is 1095 metres high. Stirling Range has lots of walking tracks and hiking trails available to individuals of all skill levels. Just the Stirling Range area alone has 87 plant species that grow nowhere else. One hundred twenty-three different kinds of orchids grow and bloom in the Stirling Ranges from August to December.

You can learn so much about the Stirling Range NP and Australian National Park by going to this website for more information http://www.calm.wa.gov.au/national_parks/previous_park.s_month/stirling_range.html. Here you will be able to learn all about the Stirling Range NP and all the things that you can do and see in Stirling Range. Some of things that there are to do at Stirling Range NP include bird watching, having picnics, mountain climbing, wildflower viewing and bushwalking. There is also camping available inside the park if you wish to stay at the Stirling Range NP after dark. You will love visiting Stirling Range NP and learning all about it.