WALPOLE
WHERE THE FORESTS
MEET THE SEA
The picturesque town of Walpole offers a myriad of experiences that cater to every rider’s passion for exploration. Walpole’s charm lies in its untouched wilderness areas. The surrounding towering karri and tingle forests present an awe-inspiring backdrop for riders to traverse through and for those who crave coastal adventures, Walpole’s coastline offers a spectacular contrast to the lush forests. Riders can meander along the tranquil shores of the Walpole Inlet or tackle the challenging off-road coastal tracks in D’Entrecasteaux National Park that lead to secluded beaches, where the crashing waves and pristine sands create a mesmerizing ambiance. Fore more infomration, visit the DBCA website here.
Open daily, the Valley of the Giants Tree Top Walk is a must-see iconic attraction, offering an elevated view of ancient giant karri and tingle, a sight that will leave riders in awe. to Learn more or book visit their website here.
Conspicuous Cliff is a popular lookout spot offering magnificent views of the Southern Ocean. You can get more information here. Explore Mt Frankland National Park, famous for its granite peaks, particularly Mount Frankland and Fernhook Falls which flows during the wetter months. There are hiking trails suitable for different fitness levels. For more information visit the DBCA website here.
Take a boat tour through the inlet to witness the region’s diverse wildlife and stunning waterways, sure to be a highlight of any visit to Walpole.
Camping enthusiasts will find solace in Walpole’s welcoming campgrounds, where they can relax in the serenity of nature under the vast southern skies. Walpole offers a diverse array of accommodation for every traveller’s taste and budget from motel and hotel units to self-contained homes. Nature enthusiasts can find charming cabins surrounded by ancient forests, providing an immersive experience with the region’s unique flora and fauna.
As for dining, Walpole boasts a mix of restaurants, quaint cafes offering delectable local treats and takeaways – perfect for a sunset picnic by the inlet.
MORE INFORMATION
For more information about where to stay, what to do and where to eat in and around Walpole, contact the friendly team at the Walpole Visitor Centre to book your holiday on (08) 9840 1111 or visit their website here. Or click the button below to visit the Southern Forests and Valleys regional tourism site.
How to
GET HERE
- Walpole is located approximately 375kms from Perth. Take the Kwinana Freeway south, then the Southwest Hwy, through Manjimup and Quinninup to Walpole. Allow at least 5 hrs to enjoy this ride.
- From Busselton, take Vasse Hwy through Nannup, then through Karri Valley and south on Vasse Hwy. Pass through Pemberton then take the Southwest Hwy to Walpole. Allow at least 3 hours.
- From Margaret River, Take Mowen Rd to Nannup, then follow Vasse Hwy, passing through Karri Valley and Pemberton. Take the Southwest Hwy to Walpole. Allow at least 3 hours.
- From Albany, ride north on South Coast Hwy, passing through Denmark. About a 1hr 30min ride.
Essential Services
Visitor Centre
Walpole Visitor Centre, Pioneer Park
Ph: 08 9840 1111
Hospital
Denmark Hospital and Health Service
50 Scotsdale Road
Ph: 08 9848 0600
RESTROOMS
Pioneer Park next to
Walpole Visitor Centre