Mount Charlotte

Mount Charlotte Williamstown in Kalgoorlie, Western Australia offers captivating sunset views and historical significance.

It provides a stunning panorama of the largest outback city in Australia and one of the richest goldfields on the planet. The location is also historically significant as it marks the endpoint of the Golden Pipeline, which has been transferring water to the Goldfields since 1903.

Visitors can enjoy the natural beauty surrounding Mount Charlotte Williamstown and take an easy walk to the summit for the best sunset views. Interpretive signage provides insight into the history of the mount and reservoir, allowing visitors to appreciate the engineering genius of CY O'Connor, the founder of the pipeline. The location also holds significance as the site where the Western Australian gold rush and one of the world's richest goldfields were discovered.

Mount Charlotte Williamstown is suitable for year-round activities, with visitors able to enjoy the magnificent sunset views at any time. The summer months bring hot and dry conditions, while the winter months are cooler.

To reach Mount Charlotte Williamstown, it is a less than 10-minute walk from the Museum of the Goldfields. Walking is a great option for those who enjoy exploring Kalgoorlie on foot. Alternatively, visitors can follow the Golden Pipeline, which stretches 563 kilometers from Mundaring Weir to Kalgoorlie, providing an opportunity to experience the rich history of the area and enjoy breathtaking views along the way.