Bluff Knoll walk

Walk · Stirling Range National Park · Australia's South West

Bluff Knoll in Stirling Range National Park is the highest peak in the south-west of Western Australia at 1,095-1,098 metres. (Parks and Wildlife WA)

The Bluff Knoll walk is a 6.8km return, grade 4 trail with steep sections and numerous steps to the summit, with 360-degree views. (Parks and Wildlife WA)

Bluff Knoll is one of the few places in Western Australia where it occasionally snows. (Parks and Wildlife WA)

Closest campgrounds

• Stirling Range Retreat – Amelup, 9 km in a straight line
• ALBANY LAKE GRACE ROAD HEAVY VEHICLE TRUCK BAYS – Stirling Range National Park, 13 km in a straight line
• Mount Trio Bush Camping & Caravan Park – North Stirlings, 19 km in a straight line
• Borden Rest Area – Borden, 34 km in a straight line
• Bush Park – Wellstead, 35 km in a straight line

More walks and nature nearby

• Emu Point Beach – Swimming spot, 75 km
• Rotary Lookout – Lookout, 79 km
• Mt Melville Lookout – Lookout, 80 km
• Cosy Corner Lookout – Lookout, 95 km
• Wellstead sand bar – Lookout, 105 km
• Valley of the Giants Tree Top Walk – Walk, 141 km

Camping on Australia's South West

Location from OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).