Gull Rock National Park

The 2,000-hectare reserve contains coastal cliffs, sandy beaches, heathlands, wetlands, and woodlands along the South West Coast of Western Australia.

The park contains traditional Aboriginal sites that demonstrate the long-standing connection of Indigenous peoples to this coastal region through generations.

Native plant species, including the Scarlet Banksia, grow throughout the park, representing the natural flora that characterizes the Australian landscape.

Visitors can access multiple marked trails leading to elevated points that provide views of Breaksea Island, Michaelmas Island, and King George Sound.

A natural granite bridge formation, shaped by erosion from the Great Southern Ocean, stands as a geological feature within the park boundaries.

Location: City Of Albany

GPS coordinates: -35.00327,118.03600

Latest update: March 14, 2025 04:17