Corrigin Wildflower Drive

Located 5 km west of Corrigin on the Brookton Highway, the Corrigin Wildflower Drive is a 4.1 km one-way gravel track through the Corrigin Nature Reserve. This well-maintained trail showcases a diverse array of wildflowers, shrubs, and trees, with peak blooming from August to October. Visitors can expect to see feather flowers, leschenaultias, grevilleas, mallees, smoke bushes, and tall eucalypts, along with various orchids such as donkeys, cowslips, mantis, blue beard, spiders, shells, snails, and greenhoods. The drive culminates at a scenic lookout offering panoramic views of the town and surrounding wheatfields. Parking is available, and visitors are encouraged to explore on foot to fully appreciate the natural beauty. Please note that picking wildflowers is prohibited by law throughout Western Australia.