Walpole Wilderness – biodiverse and beautiful
Walpole-Nornalup National Park. Photo credit: Tourism Western Australia
The Walpole Wilderness Area comprises a group of conservation reserves totalling 377,714 hectares of some of the most ecologically rich areas on earth.
Located in the State’s highest rainfall zone, it is famed for its outstanding beauty, highly specialised habitats, old growth forests, unique species and incredible biodiversity.
The area is also recognised for its Aboriginal sites and landscapes of mythological, ceremonial, cultural and spiritual significance.
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