This specialised walking tour of the Fitzgerald Biosphere is for anyone who wants a fully immersive experience in the unique flora of the region. 

As well as attending the world renown Ravensthorpe Wildflower Show and all its exhibits, we will do daily walks throughout the Fitzgerald Biosphere including the Fitzgerald River National Park & the Ravensthorpe Range, to experience the spectacular wildflowers in their natural environment.

• Walk the Mamang Trail - this coastal & inland track owes its name ('mamang' is the word for 'whale' in Noongar language) to the migratory & birthing humpback and southern right whales that can be seen from its coastal sections during this season. (12 km)

• Watch other marine and bird species feed along this coast alongside the whales

• Walk the Hakea Trail - this spectacular coastal track extends from Cave Point in the east to Quoin Head in the west winding its way through diverse patches of the Australian bush. (13 km)

• Climb East Mt Barren - 500 mt. above sea level, this section of the quartzite range offers spectacular views of the eastern part of the park as is alive with flowers in spring.

• Walk through the Ravensthorpe Range - experience the diversity of the flora - definitely for wildflower lovers. (10 km)

• Attend the Ravensthorpe Wildflower Show (only in Sept) - for over 40 years the extensive display of named wildflowers has grown to attract increasing numbers of visitors from around Australia and the world.

• Stay in the best accommodation in town, with warm showers, and all the comforts you need to explore hard during the day and rest well in the evening.

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