Harewood Forest

Harewood Forest is a must-visit nature area located in Denmark, Western Australia.

The forest is an established nature trail with an impressive distance of almost 1.5 km. The trail is informative and has a wealth of information on the history and flora of the area. Visitors can learn about the beautiful environment and the history of the forest area. The forest is home to many birds, and visitors can hear them overhead. It is recommended to wear good hiking shoes or similar as the trail can get muddy and be under water in some sections after wet weather. Parking is also limited, so visitors should plan accordingly.

The best things to see and do at Harewood Forest is taking a forest walk and enjoying the beautiful scenery. The trail is an easy walk of 1.2 km, and the path is obvious and well-worn. Information is made available every 50 meters or so, which includes the history of the forest area and logging. The forest is surrounded by tall trees, and visitors can enjoy the peacefulness of nature.

The best time to visit Harewood Forest is during the dry season, which is from December to February. During this time, the weather is warm and sunny, making it perfect for outdoor activities like hiking. To get to Harewood Forest, visitors can drive to Denmark, Western Australia. Denmark is one of the most beautiful places along the south coast with forests, beaches, rivers, and waves. It is located about 414 km south of Perth, and visitors can take the Albany Highway and South Coast Highway to get there. Once in Denmark,