Pathways to Wave Rock

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 Museum, the beautiful street murals and the Beverley Station Gallery. For the more adventurous, book a scenic gliding flight with the Beverley Soaring Society. Time your visit to take advantage of wildflower season and meander through one of the many walk trails around the town and surrounding area.

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 heading out to a scenic lookout such as Gorge Rock, Corrigin Rock or the Wildflower Drive lookout.

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 in 1909. You can retrace his steps along the JS Roe Heritage Trail, which includes a mural depicting his epic journey. Take a drive out to Statues Lake, to journey the amazing Art Trail, which ends at the picturesque Yeerakine Rock.

Famous for their quirky Tin Horse Highway, annual Bush Races event and giant waterslide, the vibrant Kulin region provides a true rural experience. Tour the fabulous 120km Tin Horse Highway to spot the countless art installations by local farmers. Pack a picnic for lunch at Buckley's Breakaway or Jilakin Lake, both beautifully scenic locations.

Lake Grace is famous for its spectacular salt lakes and only remaining Australian Inland Mission Hospital in WA. Sample the wine at Walker's Vineyard, a small boutique winery. From here, you can take a slight detour to Kukerin and take a tour of the famous Cambinata Yabby Farm. New farm cottage accommodation is now available near Kukerin at Mary’s Farm Cottages.

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 Hippo's Yawn, or take a longer walk to Lake Magic. Then hop in the car to go see the ancient Indigenous rock art at Mulka's Cave and The Humps.

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 Grain Discovery Centre, Spotters Post, The Old Church or the History Museum. For a perfect picnic spot visit Hidden Hollow or Roe Lookout. For something different head out to the Mile of Boots or join a tour at the Wadderin Wildlife Sanctuary.

Home to some impressive rock formations, Bruce Rock also has an aquatic centre, sculpture park, museum and mosiac pathway. The town's namesake, Bruce's Rock, is a must-visit, with two wells at the base of the rock and walk trails all over the rock. Kokerbin Rock, covering 9ha, is also a great place for a hike.

Derived from the Aboriginal word 'Kwirading', meaning the home of a small bush kangaroo, Quairading is a beautiful town nestled in the Central Wheatbelt. As you drive into town you will be greeted by "El Toro", a life-size spanish bull sculpture. While in town check out the Quairading Nature Reserve and Toapin Weir for an ideal picnic spot.