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WILDFLOWER SELF DRIVE TRAILS

The wildflower season ranks as one of Western Australia’s most fascinating and precious natural treasures, attracting thousands of tourists and scientists.

Rain and sunshine greatly influence the timing of the wildflower season, causing it to span over several months and regions. Find out more
 
Generally, wildflowers will begin to appear in June in the north of the State, extending through to November in the south.

Below is a range of suggested itineraries. For an overview of the localities please download the Wildflower Trail Map here.

To view full trail information, including a detailed map, please download the PDFs below. 

Perth Trail

1) Perth Trail

Start your wildflower journey at Kings Park and Botanic Garden - one of the world’s largest inner city parks and home to flora from across Western Australia. Download PDF (451KB)

Jarrahland Trail

2) Jarrahland Trail

Be dwarfed by giant Karri trees, surrounded by sun-drenched vineyards and captivated by coastal vistas in this awe-inspiring corner of Western Australia. Download PDF (558KB)

Southern Wonders Trail

3) Southern Wonders Trail

From tall, shady trees and gently dappled woodland areas, journey through the sweeping mountain vistas of the Stirling and Porongurup Ranges, and down to the spectacular southern coastline. Download PDF (1.41MB)

Wave Rock Trail

4) Wave Rock Trail

The Central Wheatbelt area is a wonder waiting to be enjoyed. Find numerous nature reserves with walk trails, which are rich in flora and fauna. A highlight is one of Australia’s most extraordinary landforms - Wave Rock. Download PDF (257KB)

Esperance Trail

5) Esperance Trail

The drive from Perth to Esperance will take you through some truly spectacular rural scenery that ends with one of Australia’s most stunning coastal regions. Download PDF (497KB)

Goldfields Trail

6) Goldfields Trail 

From Perth, journey via Merredin and on to Kalgoorlie-Boulder. Through Eucalypt woodlands and sand plains, the past is ever-present in the landscape creating the character that is at the heartland of Australia’s Golden Outback. Download PDF (269KB)

Granite Loop Trail

7) Granite Loop Trail

Experience the striking beauty of massive granite outcrops that rise out of the landscape where an abundance of natural vegetation is waiting to be discovered. Download PDF (283KB)

Everlastings Trail

8) Everlastings Trail

You will enter one of the State’s most spectacular wildflower areas when you take this leisurely drive north. Download PDF (298KB)

Northern Explorer Trail

9) Northern Explorer Trail

Journey further north to experience a sensational show of wildflowers set among the vast landscape. Download PDF (386KB)

Cape Range Trail

10) Cape Range Trail 

The breathtaking landscape of Cape Range is a compelling backdrop for the bright, colourful and fascinating plant life that proliferates in the region. Download PDF (222KB)

Pilbara Trail

11) Pilbara Trail

The Pilbara’s flora is as diverse as the landscape - vibrant floral shades contrast with the dusty red earth and golden Spinifex grass. Download PDF (188KB)

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Wildflower Trail Map

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