Walpole, a small town in Western Australia, is surrounded by the Walpole Wilderness Area, a vast region comprising seven national parks known for its rare tingle and karri trees, making it a nature lover's dream destination. Some of the top attractions and activities in the Walpole area include the Valley of the Giants Tree Top Walk, offering a bird's-eye view of the unique landscape; exploring the Walpole Wilderness, an ecologically significant area with wild rivers and ancient mountains; visiting the world's largest girthed flowering tree at Hilltop Giant Tingle Trees; and enjoying various fishing options in Walpole's waterways with stunning scenery.
The area is also home to over two thousand flowering plants and a diverse range of wildlife, including marsupials, birds, and marine animals. Walpole's remote beaches are famous for their white sands, freshwater streams, rugged limestone cliffs, and spectacular granite headlands. Visitors can venture to Mount Frankland National Park for a full 360-degree view of the Walpole coast and enjoy activities like bushwalking, fishing, and surfing, or head to D'Entrecasteaux National Park for rugged coastline cliffs and towering karri forests, along with bushwalking, fishing, and surfing opportunities. Sample local delicacies and delicious produce at popular restaurants and cafés in Walpole, or visit the area's wineries and breweries for outstanding food and award-winning wine.
With its diverse range of attractions and activities, Walpole offers nature enthusiasts a unique and unforgettable experience in Western Australia.