Best trails in William Bay National Park

This is a picturesque coastal walk through peppermint tree forest from Lights Beach to Waterfall Beach. The track runs parallel with the Bibbulum Track for part of its length. You can take a quick detour to explore Lake William and a small waterfall close by to Lights Beach. The views over the rugged coast as you approach Waterfall Beach are stunning on clear days.

An absoloute ripper of a trail in the William Bay National Park linking some desirable local points of interest. The route begins on the Munda Biddi Trail, a newly opened track in the area, which showcases the best of Elephant Rocks, Madfish Bay and Waterfall Beach. You'll then head towards Lights Beach, a perfect op to take a dip in the ocean before heading back to your starting point via a section of shared road and onto part of the famous Bibbulmum Track. There is so much to explore on...

This scenic beach walk from Elephant Rocks to Parrys Beach through the William Bay National Park trails the pristine south-eastern coastline of WA. With windswept headlands and turqoise green waters this trail is a real feast for your eyes. The route is mostly on sand so chuck your shoes in your bag and feel the nature beneath your feet. There is no shade on this walk so bring plenty of water and sun protection. There is parking available at the start of the trail near Elephant Rocks.

The large granite rock formations get their name from their likeness to a herd of large elephants. The short but popular walk runs around the headland to the cove and onto the beach, it offers great views from many points and different perspectives of the rocks. Be aware that access to the beach may not be possible depending on the conditions, during large seas it can be dangerous to go down onto the sand.