Bald Head Trail

The Bald Head Trail extends 12.5 kilometers along the Flinders Peninsula, featuring limestone paths and granite sections with views of the Southern Ocean.

The trail passes near the Bald Head Lighthouse, established in 1843, which served as a crucial navigation point for maritime vessels along the Western Australian coast.

The pathway connects visitors to traditional lands of Aboriginal peoples, who maintained connections to this coastal region for thousands of years.

The trail requires 6 to 8 hours to complete, with hikers needing to carry minimum 2 liters of water and wear appropriate footwear for steep terrain.

During migration season, hikers can observe whales from multiple vantage points along the granite cliffs that form the peninsula's edge.

Location: Torndirrup

Location: City Of Albany

Address: Bald Head Walk Trail, Torndirrup WA 6330, Australia 6330 6330

GPS coordinates: -35.09865,117.96744

Latest update: November 24, 2025 02:24