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The particular interest of Torndirrup National Park lies in the impressive rock formations on the coast. Being so easily accessible, it is one of the most popular national parks in Australia, drawing a quarter of a million visitors every year.
Along the coast on the south side of King George Sound is a range of cliffs, gullies, blowholes, beaches and promontories. Tarred roads lead to certain particular features. There are magnificent views from the viewing terrace at the Gap, a 30m deep cleft in the rock. Among other highlights of the park are the Natural Bridge and the Blowholes. There is a good six-hour walk by way of Isthmus Hill to the Flinders Peninsula, Limestone Head and Bald Head.
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The particular interest of Torndirrup National Park lies in the impressive rock formations on the coast. Being so easily accessible, it is one of the most popular national parks in Australia, drawing a quarter of a million visitors every year.
Along the coast on the south side of King George Sound is a range of cliffs, gullies, blowholes, beaches and promontories. Tarred roads lead to certain particular features. There are magnificent views from the viewing terrace at the Gap, a 30m deep cleft in the rock. Among other highlights of the park are the Natural Bridge and the Blowholes. There is a good six-hour walk by way of Isthmus Hill to the Flinders Peninsula, Limestone Head and Bald Head.
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Hobbies & Activities category: Beach; Natural area; Nautical museum or attraction; National park; Scenic site or route
Department of Conservation and Land Management South Coast Regional Office
120 Albany Highway
Albany, WA 6330
Australia
120 Albany Highway
Albany, WA 6330
Australia
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