Best trails in Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park

Quinninup Falls Track is a fantastic coastal walk that not only offers incredible ocean views and stunning sandy beaches, but also takes you out to a waterfall. This is a fairly straightforward walk to navigate with an easy to follow trail following the shoreline to the north. Don't forget a hat, sunscreen and clothes that cover your limbs on this walk as shade is almost non-existent along the way.

This is a stunning trail through Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park in the south west corner of Western Australia, located not too far north from the famous Margaret River. From here you'll follow the Cape to Cape track all the way to Sugarloaf Rock lookout and back, passing the Sand Patches Lookout along the way. This bitumen trail begins from the parking area at the Cape Naturalist Lighthouse at the end of Cape Naturalist Road and there is also a car park at the other end at Sugarloaf Rock.

The beginning section of the infamous Cape to Cape Track that extends roughly 130km from Cape Naturaliste to Cape Leeuwin. From the Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse in the north this section follows stunning coastline, secluded beaches, and easy to navigate trail southward through Yallingup. Camping options exist in Yallingup or further along the trail past Smiths Beach.

A marvellous hike from Redgate Beach to Conto Campground with some epic ocean vistas. This stunning walk takes you along the coastline visiting some breathtaking spots. The path starts at the end of Redgate Beach and heads south following the beaches, cliffs and rocks to Conto Campground. Conto Campground is a big shaded campground surrounded by peppermint woodland. If you are looking to stay the campground overnight you will need to book at site via the WA Parks website.

A pleasanat and scenic walk along rugged and rocky coastline. This trail takes you a along an easy to follow circuit on fairly exposed coastal heathland. Keep your eyes peeled for all kinds of marine life as you make your way along the cliffs edges including whales, dolphins and a vast array of sea going birdlife.

A beautiful and peaceful trail through the Karri and Marri Forests of the Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park, located in the furthest south western corner of Australia. The trails are not marked but easy to follow. You are likely to have the place to yourself, with no other traffic or hikers. You can park along Boranup Drive.

A scenic coastal trail in the south west region of Western Australia, located not too far north from the famous Margaret River. This point to point route begins from Ali's View lookout just off Canal Rocks Road. The end point for this one is the end of Moses Rock Road. Highlights along the way include: - Inhidup Natural Spa - Injidup Beach - Quininup Falls - Moses Rock North

A great long coastal trail near Gracetown, Western Australia. Expect beautiful spots and amazing landscapes along the way. There is a lot of variety in the terrain, including a couple of small streams. There are a few steep inclines to add a challenge, with beautiful views the whole way. Highly recommend.

This is one (modifiable) section of the infamous Cape to Cape Track that extends roughly 130km from Cape Naturaliste to Cape Leeuwin. This is most visitors final section leading from Cosy Corner car park this follows the well-marked and popular Cape to Cape Track south along pristine beaches and coastline, passing across Deepdene Beach and along the rocky sea cliffs to the historic Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse.

This is one (modifiable) section of the infamous Cape to Cape Track that extends roughly 130km from Cape Naturaliste to Cape Leeuwin. From just south of Prevelly this section follows the well-marked and popular Cape to Cape Track south along pristine beaches, coastline, and forest passing landmarks like Connelly Cave and Conto Beach before arriving at Boranup Road. Options are available to either extend or shorten this section based on your own time line and desires.