Ready to surf an inland wave? Then it's time to hit the road and head to Wave Rock in beautiful Hyden.
If you're looking for a fun and action-packed itinerary to get you there from Perth, Pathways to Wave Rock is the one for you! This road trip is best done over 3 days and will take you on a journey of discovery through the changing landscapes and charming farming communities of the Western Australian Wheatbelt.
An ideal first stop on a trip out of Perth, Beverley is a heritage Wheatbelt town along the Avon River. Take some time to explore the Dead Finish…
A perfect stop over when visiting Wave Rock, Corrigin is famous for it's Dog Cemetery. Spend an hour or two meandering through the memorials before…
Known as the gateway to Wave Rock, which is a leisurely 40-minute drive away, Kondinin was traversed in 1848 by Surveyor General JS Roe and settled…
Famous for their quirky Tin Horse Highway, annual Bush Races event and giant waterslide, the vibrant Kulin region provides a true rural experience.…
Lake Grace is famous for its spectacular salt lakes and only remaining Australian Inland Mission Hospital in WA. Sample the wine at Walker's…
Stop by Newdegate, a charming rural town nestled in Western Australia’s southern Wheatbelt region, known for its rich agricultural heritage and…
Travel east along the iconic Lake King Causeway - an impressive 10-kilometre stretch built across the salt lakes. The surrounding landscape is…
Famous for the iconic Wave Rock, Hyden also has many other exciting things to see and do. Take a stroll around the corner from Wave Rock to see…
Located between Wave Rock and the Great Eastern Highway, Narambeen is a vibrant farming town. Learn about the history of the town at the Narembeen…
Home to some impressive rock formations, Bruce Rock also has an aquatic centre, sculpture park, museum and mosiac pathway. The town's namesake,…
Derived from the Aboriginal word 'Kwirading', meaning the home of a small bush kangaroo, Quairading is a beautiful town nestled in the Central…
Make your way back to Perth, either taking the direct route, or continuing onto another Golden Outback road trip.
To ensure you enjoy a safe and well-planned journey, take a look at our pages on Traveling to and Around the Golden Outback and Important travel tips. If you have your camping gear or caravan in tow, check out the range of caravan parks and camping sites available in Australia’s Golden Outback.
Driving times and distances intended as a guide only and may vary depending on exact route taken. Accommodation options are indicative as to what is available in the area.
Above map not to scale and intended as a guide only. It is highly recommended before heading out on your journey, you purchase a detailed Western Australian road and track map available from the RAC, petrol stations or where good maps of Western Australia are sold.