Bluff Knoll

Bluff Knoll, the highest peak in Western Australia's Stirling Range National Park, stands at 1,099 meters above sea level. This 6.8-kilometer return trail offers a Grade 4 hike, taking approximately three to four hours to complete. The path winds through eucalypt woodlands and past exposed rock outcrops, leading to the summit where hikers are rewarded with panoramic 360-degree views of the surrounding mountain ranges and the south coast. The area is also home to diverse flora, including over 1,500 plant species, such as the Queen of Sheba orchid. Visitors can access the trail via Chester Pass Road, with facilities like picnic areas and toilets available at the trailhead. It's advisable to check weather conditions before embarking on the hike, as the region is known for rapid and unpredictable weather changes.