Wildflower Hot Spots
With so many mesmerising floral wonders to view, its ideal to plan your wildflower journey.
Whilst ideal wildflower & orchid season in the glorious south west is during the months of August to October, you can certainly view an array of spectacular floral splashes throughout the countryside, all year round.
To help you on your way, simply pick up one of our informative Black and White Maps of the region from the Margaret River or Augusta Visitor Centres or, click here to have a copy of the map posted to you so you can plan ahead!
In the meantime, here are some of the best wildflower hot spots the region has to offer you:
Nature Walks & Bike Trails:
Margaret River Heritage Trails
Carters Road Trails
Rails to Trails Walk and Bike Trail to Cowaramup
Walk Cycle Trail to Prevelly Park
Ellensbrook - Meekadarabee Falls Walk
Caves Circular Walk (at Mammoth and Jewel Caves)
Cape Naturaliste Walk Trail Network
Cape to Cape Track (sections eg. Contos Cliffs, north of Gracetown)
Roads:
Caves Road - any patches of forest or bush, Boranup Forest
Boranup Scenic Drive
Rosa Brook Road and Ten Mile Brook Dam
Davies Road
Hillview and Green Hill Road, Augusta
Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse Road and Skippy Rock Scenic Drive
Brockman Hwy and Stewart Road (towards Pemberton)
Carters Road
Gracetown Road
Abbeys Farm Road
Wyadup Road
Cape Naturaliste Road and Meelup Road
Please be careful and be aware of traffic. Do not stop unless there is adequate room to pull off the road.
Attractions:
Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse
Lake, Mammoth and Jewel Caves
Wardan Aboriginal Cultural Centre
Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse Cafe
Eagles Heritage Birds of Prey and Wildlife Park
Swallows Welcome
Dilkes Hoffman Studio Ceramics
Boranup Gallery
Purist Gallery
Wilyabrup Dreaming Pottery
Cape Grace Wines
Clairault
Arumvale Tearooms
Visit our Tours and Packages page to find out how we can help you maximize your wildflower journey in season! And don't forget, with just a click of a button you can book your Accommodation and Tours of the region to complete your "down south" experience.
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