Natural Bridge

I recently visited Natural Bridge in Albany and I was blown away by the beauty of this place! The bridge is a stunning natural formation that spans a beautiful waterfall and pool, surrounded by lush greenery and towering trees. It's truly a hidden gem in the heart of Albany.

The park is well-maintained, with easy walking trails and plenty of seating areas to take in the views. I appreciated the educational signs and displays that provide information about the natural history of the area.

What I love about Natural Bridge is the sense of peace and tranquility you feel as soon as you step into the park. It's like a little slice of paradise, and I felt so relaxed and rejuvenated after my visit. The sound of the waterfall and the birds singing in the trees creates a serene atmosphere that's truly magical.

Overall, I would highly recommend visiting Natural Bridge to anyone looking for a peaceful and serene escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. It's a must-visit destination for anyone visiting the Albany area, and a great place to connect with nature and enjoy the beauty of the outdoors.

Great view of nature's ability to create an amazing Arch of rock. An easy walk from the carpark and make sure you buy a National Parks pass. Also the Gap is at the same location to view, which is spectacular, watching the waves crash against the rocks

Magnificent views of the natural rock formations. Visitor permits available from the parking ticket machine by the entrance to the attractions. Stunning look outs across the ocean.

MUST-VISIT. The Gap is nothing like I've ever seen before. The lookout was cleverly built to give you a sight from above to see strong waves crashing into the gap. Amazing for sunset as well

Even though this place is called natural bridge the information board displayed says it's a man made bridge in a natural way!.
Nevertheless is a wonderful site and beautiful place to visit

Really enjoyed visiting the Natural Bridge. Terrific improvements recently installed make safe and easy access for able bodied persons and people with mobility issues. Great information along the path and views across local coastline and Southern Ocean. Well worth the visit. Same parking for the Natural Bridge and the Gap.

Visually appealing location for visitors. Of course you have to pay to stop here where once you could stop for free. Expect a crust of salt on your new car if the weather & wind are bad. Sit back and watch tourists attempting to win the Darwin award around the Gap & Bridge.

Beautiful walk out to the gap and the natrual bridge along a well maintained path

This place was well worth the trip! Really enjoyed the beauty of it and the description of how it was formed . Wear your runners as you walk over rocks that can be slippery when wet . Make sure you pre purchase parks pass , we paid $20 (instead of $40) for a 2 week pass as we travelled alot of WA, worked out cheaper!

Another must-visit-place in Albany right next to The Gap. It’s amazing to see wonder of nature, it’s a dramatic view looking down the bridge and the ocean water keeps coming beneath. Also it was great to know how the bridge and the walls of granite were formed though the information board (Basically it was one jointed wall at first then the bottom part was swept by water etc. Also the rocks there were the products of collision of Antarctica and Australia that generated magma and it became much cooler gneiss.)

The gap which is a platform near this natural bridge is super nice

On your way to the Whaling Station, make sure you stop here and see both the Natural Bridge and The Gap at the same time.

Both places have easy walking paths.
The Gap has a grill metal platform that you can see through to the bottom. Fabulous!
The Natural Bridge is another amazing sight to see.

Both are fantastic photo opportunities. But wear a warm jacket if it's cool as the wind is COLD by the water.

We brewed a coffee in the van and sat admiring the views. Nice for a little stroll around but there was extreme wind and we worried our phones would slip conveniently down the cracks 😆

Amazing spot , and if you spend the time even better spots walking distance from the tourist spots!

This is a must when in Albany, Western Australia. Omg awesome
Easy to get there if self driving. And from here just follow the map to other attractions which are very close by. Get a map from the tourist info office. No need to book expensive excursions

A must see, directly next to The Gap.
Stunning view, stunning natural wonder in the Southwest. Check it out!+, grab some snaps, bring a jacket - and without a doubt, expect to get wet!

Always magnificent. The natural formation is breathtaking. Just don't risk your life by trying to walk on it, there's warning everywhere to stay on the foot path, and don't tread on the natural vegetation.

This was an amazing day, wheelchair friendly. A must see. Beautiful weather there are see so many different things to see here all very close together in Albany Western Australia

Albany has some really wild yet fascinating coastline, everything is just so large, now there are viewing platforms its alot safer than in previous years, well worth the visit

If you are to visit anywhere in Albany then this should be your first stop. Expect your vehicle to be covered in salt should you park in the car park when there's a big swell and a wind blowing!

There's a metal viewing bridge overlooking a rocky inlet and white water broiling directly below you. Walk a bit further and there is another metal platform with fabulous views of a natural stone bridge.