Stirling Range National Park

Stirling Ranges is a magnificent mountain range. In a lush nature park, this region offers limitless chances for nature lovers of all ability levels. The Stirling Ranges provide gorgeous hikes and hard backcountry scrambles. The neighbourhood has parking, bathrooms, and other services to enhance your visit. Don't miss Stirling Ranges if you want to explore nature at your own speed. This gorgeous mountain range will excite you.

Stunning landscape as always - the trail to Mt Magog summit liner with wildflowers (early Oct visit).

Did the Bluff knoll hike. We started around 1 am (Yes that's not a good time for this hike) It was a 6.6km return hike which took us about 2.45 mins to complete.
Because of the unfavorable time we started it was really hot and there were huge amounts of flies present so it is a good idea to bring a fly net with you.
It was an uphill climb all the way up so you will need some proper shoes and some water.
We reached the summit around 2 ish and had some cloud cover on the way down.
The views are absolutely amazing up there 😍
Also there is plenty of parking and some toilet facilities in the car park down.

Stirling Ranges is a stunning mountain landscape that is the perfect place for exploring the great outdoors. Nestled in the heart of a lush nature park, this region offers endless opportunities for nature enthusiasts of all skill levels. Whether you prefer scenic hiking trails or challenging backcountry scrambles, you will find plenty to explore in the Stirling Ranges. The area is also well-equipped with parking, restrooms, and other amenities to make your outing more enjoyable. So if you are looking for a beautiful corner of nature that you can truly discover at your own pace, don't miss a trip to Stirling Ranges. Whether you hike alone or bring along a group of friends, this majestic mountain range will leave you exhilarated and wanting more!

Mt Trio Bush Camp, Stirling Range National Park, WA.
BEST down to basics bush camp Wether your 7 or 70ys.

Love the walk. The view at the top is amazing. You may have to wait before the car park if you are travelling during peak hours (public holidays around 7am) Please carry atleast 2litres of water, it's almost 2.5 hours to the top at a good pace. While coming down take care of your knees and ankles from sprain. It's not the way up but the way back that causes injuries.

Amazing place to visit, we did the bluff knoll hike and loved it! It took us around 3 hours to get to the summit and back down again. The views from the top are incredible. Defiantly worth a visit would recommend to anyone.

Such a special place, can't believe it took me so long to make the trip to do this climb! I'll definitely be doing it again! Magic views, breathtaking vibes and one of the best sun sets I've ever seen! 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾

Spectacular wildflower and orchid hotspot with incredible viewpoints and landscapes, definitely recommended for nature lovers and wildflower enthusiasts

I love this place in winter it feels like it could be an alpine wonderland but in Western Australia. The hike is not terribly difficult but if you’re unfit or have bad ankles or knees, maybe give it a miss. Otherwise start early to beat the sunrise and see the snow!

Great place to visit for the day, go for a hike and take some food with you, you won't regret the lunchtime views! Also pack plenty of water and something warm to throw on if you get caught in some cold wind. Thoroughly recommend the Bluff Knoll hike, not too difficult (grade 4). The view at the top is among the best in the state.

if you like something natural, mountainous, different ... it's here

Great 3k walk up Bluff Knoll. If there's cloud don't expect to see much from the top, although there's plenty of other views on the trail.

I'm giving this five stars because we went through the first day it was reopened after the bush fires. I can imagine it would be stunning before it got burnt down. I will go back there to explore one day and I hope the Flora and fauna returns to be even more beautiful than before

Worth climbing the tallest mountain of 1095meter high from the ground level, but allow min of 4 hours return, take enough water and torches, especially if you wait for sunset it will be dark while returning down from the mountain, after all worth climbing, you’ll really enjoy the view at the top.

Fantastic part of WA, lots of unique scenery really close. Well maintained tracks and roads. Amazing views. Worth a few days for sure.

One of the best places I have visited in western Australia and the best place for trekking. People who love to trek or adventures should visit bluff knoll.

It took 90mins to ascend to the summit and 60mins to decend back to the car park. The day we went it was hot. Take lots of water...

Very nice place to visit and a great hiking if you are up to it. Quite difficult climb but worth it.

The Walk was pretty tough going and a bit wet and slippery in places. Although a good challenge and beautiful walk... gorgeous scenery. Probably better to go up earlier...