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Bluff Knoll, Stirling Range National Park

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An imposing, craggy peak towering over the southern landscape of Western Australia, Bluff Knoll has a striking appearance that makes it one of the state’s most impressive mountains. Reaching a height of 1,099m (3,606ft), Western Australia’s second-highest point is one of the few places in the state to experience regular snowfall. Put Bluff Knoll on your schedule, and learn what else deserves a visit by using our Stirling Range National Park trip planner .

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By Munzieman On February 19, 2018

Our youngest is 5 so we just did a little of the hike to get a bit of a feel for it before turning back. It’s still worth it to go to the car park for the views from there and the lovely carving and e... more »
By thebatdad On February 4, 2018

Very rewarding hike! But tough, especially during summer. Remember: - Bring at least 2-3 litres per person during summer - Theres a fee ($16 per car) at the entrance - Try to start early to avoid the ... more »
By Tammy M On January 25, 2018

this is def a class 5 walk which took us 4.5 hours retun. our youngest child 9 yrs was whinging in the first 20 mins so we made it that we would walk 20 mins then stop for a token lolly snake. we were... more »

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By Leon Wreyford On March 1, 2018

A world class location with an excellent easily followed, well made track to the summit. The views are well worth the climb! Take plenty of water, some snacks, and choose comfortable footwear with gripping power to avoid slips (boots that can provide some ankle support would be perfect). Check the weather, and dress appropriately (the best would be to carry a light rucksack with a few extra items of clothing and your supplies - a rewarding hot beverage from a thermos flask would not go amiss either). It gets windy and cold up there, especially around half way up, where for a short way the trail leaves the bush and walkers are exposed to the elements.

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By Chi Folia On March 12, 2018

Took us two hours to get up and had sore legs the next couple days. Path/steps in good condition. Stayed at the top for 1 hour, just admiring the landscape. Loved it. Will come back in Spring for the wildflowers.

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By Ryan Scott On February 19, 2018

A fantastic walk, not to be missed if you're in the area or nearby. Indeed you will find it pretty tough if you don't have a moderate level of fitness. Views are well worth it though and a proper sense of achievement once you reach the top.

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By Andrew E On January 20, 2018

It's not a technical climb, or even a difficult one. It just takes a little time. But when you get to the top, the view is magical and the weather changes rapidly making it a beautiful place in the world to sit and watch the day go by. In winter it sometimes gets some snow, which is a novelty. Well worth the visit

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By Sammy Ward On March 29, 2018

Wow. We are so lucky to have a loving creator, who just new how much we would enjoy such beauty.

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