Stirling Range National Park, located in Western Australia's Great Southern region, is renowned for its rugged peaks, including Bluff Knoll, the state's highest at 1,095 meters. The park boasts over 1,500 wildflower species, many endemic, creating a vibrant display during spring. Visitors can enjoy bushwalking, rock climbing, and birdwatching, with trails suitable for various skill levels. The park's unique climate occasionally brings snow to its highest elevations, adding to its distinctive charm. Accommodations range from bush camping at Moingup Springs to the Stirling Range Retreat, offering diverse options for all visitors.
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