King Jarrah

The King Jarrah is a wonderful stop to make in the area with easily-accessible roads and a quick 45m walk to the King. The story is quite lovely but the signage does need updating as it is one-sided and we did pass by the

A giant jarrah tree (+400 years old) still stand and alive with what we do to this planet. Amazing

Beautiful drive getting here. The department's effort in making this attractive and insightful is to be commended.

The forest was shrinking but the trees kept voting for the axe as its handle was made of wood and they thought it was one of them. - Armenian diaspora Turkish proverb.

"“The Tree tells the axe: you're hurting me, the axe answers : it is your hand (handle) that's using me.
Armenian proverb

In memory of those that perished and all atrocities worldwide.

Beautiful natural wonder that has stood the test of time. If not for the tree go for the surrounding woods which are magnificent.

Massive tree that's hundreds of years old. Beautiful bush setting. Lovely spot.

Beautiful big tree

A very beautiful area to visit as part of the South West experience.

Worth having a look at this big Jarrah. Not far of the main road.

It's a tree no picnic table.

Lovely place to visit.

A very big tree

Really interesting.