Dundas Rocks and Lone Grave

Oh I really enjoyed this place. I had the feeling that I was in the middle of nowhere when the main road was only 2km away. A place steeped in history surrounded by beautiful big eucalyptus trees. There is no admittance fee.

Amazing place, very isolated and near to the old deserted township of Dundas. The rocks are striking and make a great subject for photography.

Great history and beautiful pinic area and lots of beautiful rocks.

Took us two hours to find the Lone Grave in the blazing sunshine. The sign posts are hopeless and google maps has the wrong spot. It was more of a treasure hunt than a tourist attraction. The best hints I can give you are go left at the ghost town (if coming from Norseman on tourist drive). Follow road up taking left fork to go along side of salt lake. At t-junction you’ll see sign to site 11 so turn left. Park at next sign. Don’t go over the river crossing but turn right onto salt plain. Keep to the right and follow the land around to the left. Opposite is an island and the grave is there. How would anyone ever find it!!!

Definately worth doing the dundas coach line tourist route , over 26 kms of 10 historical sites . The lone 7 month old baby grave site is hard to find but it is there , just keep searching .

Interesting historical site for quick visit

Bèst drive in the Shire of Dundas with heaps of information for tourists

Best rock I’ve ever seen. I am in love with the shape of the rock. Can’t believe what mother earth is capable of. I am glad the rock wasn’t a victim of the bush fires 2020. #godsavetherock #rockloveistruelove

Nice little spot in history. Lovely though

Interesting spot

Never found the actually Dundas Rock as the tourist centre wasn't open so we couldn't get a trail map, we did our journey using Google, but it didn't take us to the actual rock. It was a very interesting trail lots of info, and well presented . A good track to drive on, but beware of some vehicles speeding past.

Great place to break up a long road trip. Interesting spot of history. Allow extra time to find the line grave as it’s not well marked.

Good rocks, Flys are bit friendly

Lone Grave of Stanley Arthur Whitehead is located at 32°23'17.7"S 121°47'19.3"E

Very interesting

Good to visit however check with the shire for road conditions.
A bit of a trek if you're not up to the terrain