There are five major walking trails in the Stirling Range National Park. 8 km return. Hard, 3-4 hours Please note there is no path for the final 1 km to the summit. At present this walk commences at the picnic area but is due to be relocated to the new car park soon. Excellent views from the summit, and dramatic rocky outcrops provide spectacular scenery.
Trails are steep and rough.
Driving through the Stirling Ranges it is impossible not to be overwhelmed by the richness of the native flora. Beside the road orchids, flowering gums, blackboys, orchids and the unique Cranbrook Bell catch the eye. The Range was formed over 1000 million years ago when this area was a shallow sea and sediment was deposited on the granite lowland. After the sea receded the area of the range sank. The surrounding area gradually eroded back to basic granite and the Range was slowly uplifted, eventually weathering to its present form.