Mount Lindesay National Park

Mount Lindesay National Park extends over 395 square kilometers within the Walpole Wilderness Area, featuring granite outcrops and diverse vegetation zones.

The national park received its protected status designation in December 2004, becoming part of Western Australia's conservation network under IUCN category II guidelines.

The Menang people maintain their traditional connection to this land, which Europeans first documented during their initial exploration of the region in 1829.

The Summit Walk leads visitors through a 10-kilometer return trek to the peak at 385 meters, offering views across the Stirling and Porongurup Ranges.

The park contains numerous plant species that exist exclusively within its boundaries, thriving in specialized environments around the granite formations.

Location: City Of Albany

Operator: WA-Department of Parks and Wildlife (DPaW)

GPS coordinates: -34.82775,117.33939

Latest update: April 6, 2025 19:30