Kellerberrin Hill Lookout

Located on Kellerberrin Hill Road in Kellerberrin, Kellerberrin Hill Lookout is a popular travel destination in Western Australia that offers a panoramic view of the beautiful countryside.

Visitors can hike up to the lookout to enjoy the view, which is particularly stunning during sunset.

The lookout is also a great spot for photographers who want to capture the town's unique rock formations. Surrounding the lookout are undulating hills, rocky outcrops, and beautiful gum trees, making it a photographer's paradise.

Kellerberrin is a great destination for nature lovers and history buffs. Visitors can explore the woodlands and heaths of Durokoppin Reserve, which are filled with wildflowers from August to November. The Golden Pipeline Heritage Trail is another popular attraction that commemorates the engineering feat of CY O'Connor, who built a pipeline to carry fresh water from Mundaring Weir to the arid goldfields. The trail is a great way to learn about the area's history and see some of its unique flora and fauna.

In addition to the Hill Lookout, visitors can also explore other vantage points in the area, such as Mount Stirling and Mount Caroline, which offer sweeping views of the surrounding countryside. Kokerbin Rock, reputed to be Australia's largest monolith, is another popular attraction that offers a walking trail to the top and a picnic ground at the base.

Visitors can also enjoy water sports at the nearby Ski Lake, which is located 25km east of Kellerberrin off the Great Eastern Highway. The best time to visit Kellerberrin is between August and November when the wildflowers are in bloom. The weather is also mild during this time, making it a great time