West Cape Howe

West Cape Howe National Park, located between Albany and Denmark in Western Australia's Great Southern region, offers a diverse natural landscape encompassing coastal heath, karri forests, and rugged sea cliffs. Visitors can enjoy activities such as bushwalking along the Bibbulmun Track, hang gliding from Shelley Beach Lookout, and fishing at secluded beaches like Lowlands Beach. The park is home to Torbay Head, the southernmost point of the mainland, and features unique flora, including the rare Albany Pitcher Plant. Access varies, with some areas requiring high-clearance four-wheel-drive vehicles.