Mount Le Grand

Mount Le Grand, standing at 345 meters, is a prominent granite peak in Cape Le Grand National Park, Western Australia. The park's ancient landscape features large granite outcrops and pristine white beaches, offering opportunities for swimming, surfing, fishing, and boating. Inland, rolling heathlands are home to pygmy possums, western grey kangaroos, and a diversity of colorful wildflowers, including dense thickets of showy banksia. The Le Grand Coastal Trail, a 15-kilometer hike, traverses the park's most spectacular coastal sections, linking many of its pristine beaches.