Albany & Surrounds Natural Attractions

Valley of the Giants Tree Top Walk

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Take a birds eye view of the towering tingle forest from a spectacular lightweight bridge through the forest canopy.

The 600 metre long...

Giant Tingle Tree

Opposite Knoll Drive, Hilltop Road winds through a very special red tingle and Karri forest. Two kilometres along this one-way road will bring you...

Mt Adelaide Nature Trail

This trail is being made to show Albany's natural environment to the people of Albany and those who visit the area. The trail leads through...

Denmark River

The tranquil Denmark River and the Esplanade with its beautiful trees and lawns make a charming area for picnicking, and for children to play. ...

Breaksea Island

Caves at NW end of island fifteen kilometres east of landing. Small cove in rock shore. Depth four to twelve metres. *snorkelling &...

Albany Whale Watching 

The Albany 'Ocean Giants Lookout Kit' has everything you need for land-based whale watching along the spectacular Albany coastline of the...

Bald Head Walking Track 

The trail starts about one-hundred metres to the left of the car park in the Tondirrup National Park, at the Salmon Holes and winds over many...

The Gap 

Two amazing natural features which have been carved from masses of granite over thousands of years by the many forces of nature.

The gap...

Bibbulmun Track

Opened in 1998, the award-winning Bibbulmun Track is one of the world's great long-distance walk trails stretching nearly 1000 kilometres from...

Conspicuous Beach

A scenic drive through stands of red flowering gum (feb/mar), Indigenous to the district leads to this beautiful beach, accessible by steps for...