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A large campground in the forest with picnic shelters and a walk trail leading to the Murray River.

A gnarly combination of mountain bike trails and shared-use trails that provide awesome views of the river and dam and heaps of fun. 

You can see unrestricted views of the Walpole Wilderness from the Mount Frankland Wilderness Lookout, which is high above the forest floor.

The limestone for the nearby Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse was quarried at this bay.

This beautiful sandy beach nestled between rocky outcrops is also renowned for the Redgate surf break.

Mettam's Pool is a sheltered spot and perfect for snorkelling and swimming where you can see marine plants and animals close to shore.

The working historic lighthouse, open for tours daily, has views of the Indian Ocean to the west, and the Southern Ocean to the south and east.

Rock climbing, abseiling also walking and cycling along the Heritage Trail nearby.

The remnants of oceanic swells, broken by a massive finger of rock, surge through a network of canals.

The whitest beach in Australia? Come and see it for yourself. 

Set in a Wandoo woodland with views of the surrounding hillsides and a bird hide, Mount Observation is a great spot for a picnic stop.

Enjoy picnicking at Layman Picnic Area.

Stop for a picnic along Tuart Drive.

A small, casual walk for wildflower enthusiasts, leading to a lookout with 360 degree views of the Fitzgerald River National Park.

Among the mallee scrub and woodlands in this northern part of the park, Mt Ragged offers a sheltered picnic and camping area and the thrill of a summit walk.