Gloucester National Park

Gloucester National Park encompasses 8.78 square kilometers of protected land, featuring dense karri tree forests and numerous walking paths through natural landscapes.

The national park, established in 1993, contains the Gloucester Tree, which served as a fire lookout station beginning in 1946 with climbing pegs added in 1947.

The Department of Environment and Conservation manages this protected area, maintaining its status as an IUCN category II national park in Western Australia.

Visitors require a Day Entry Pass to access the park, located 281 kilometers south of Perth and 3 kilometers from the town of Pemberton.

The Gloucester Tree includes a 60-meter-high viewing platform accessed by climbing pegs, offering views across the surrounding forest canopy.

Location: Western Australia

Inception: 1993

Elevation above the sea: 136 m

GPS coordinates: -34.44440,116.05900

Latest update: April 1, 2025 20:52