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Dawn Atwell Nature Reserve, located in the Toodyay Shire of Western Australia, covers an area of around 65 hectares.
Gwambygine Pool Conservation Reserve is a small nature preserve near York, Western Australia.
Experience a little stillness, peace and kindness when you attend a 4 hour mini meditation retreat with Rupert Guenther and Tanya Servaas
Mount Brown Lookout is a popular tourist attraction in York, offering a 360-degree panoramic view of the town and its surroundings.
Nestled atop the hills of Toodyay, Pelham Reserve is a sprawling Shire-managed Reserve spanning over 50 hectares of blossoming natural beauty that provides easily accessible walking opportunities.
The Heron's Highway - Avon River Cycle Trail in York is a fantastic option for those seeking a cycle trail with beautiful views.
Located approximately 32 kilometres southeast of Beverley, Western Australia, Yenyening Lakes is an impressive system of large salt lakes that provides breeding habitat and stopover sites for a wide range of bird species.
York Bushland Gardens is a stunning travel destination in Western Australia that showcases water-wise flora native to the Wheatbelt and town of York.
Soak in the rich motor history in WA's oldest automotive museum.
Artists Revolution is a non-profit arts group, created and run by artists for artists. We have a small gallery space and studio open to the community for arts projects, exhibitions and social activity
From summer to winter, north to south and high outcrops, deep river and stream valleys - the forests of Avon Valley National Park is forever changing.
In the 70s, Prince Charles himself opened Avondale Discovery Farm 1850s homestead, 1890s stables, and the agricultural machinery museum.
Brian Aylward invites you to visit his studio/gallery in Wooroloo.
Beverley Station Gallery and Platform Theatre is a multi-purpose cultural precinct in the centre of the wheat-belt town of Beverley adjacent to the railway.
This regional tourist attraction offers an interactive educational experience that recognises the rich Aboriginal and environmental presence in the Nyoongar Ballardong region.
The Centre is managed by the Brookton & Districts Historical Society. Who work with the community and its localities to tell their stories through the collection, conservation, research & conversation
The 50’s style café, open seven days a week, is finely decked out in red, white and black.
Connor's Mill on Toodyay's main street is open seven days a week, with displays of working milling machinery and agricultural history.
Operated by the Beverley Historical Society, this museum will give you a fascinating insight into the early days of settlement in Beverley and has a lovely garden featuring sandalwood.
DromeDairy Body + Skin is a camel farm located in the Perth Hills, specialising in skin and haircare products made with Australian camel milk
The East End Gallery is located in Beverly, WA.
Oldest emu farm in the world.
Located in an elegant heritage building and former shoe emporium in the York town centre
Visit the Goomalling Schoolhouse Museum for a glimpse of local history.
Archery park set in attractive bush setting.
Set in a Wandoo woodland with views of the surrounding hillsides and a bird hide, Mt Observation makes an ideal picnic stop.
New Norcia is Australia’s only monastic town and has a unique heritage. Founded in 1847 by Spanish Benedictine Monks, the town has had many purposes; a mission, a monastery, a provider of education and now as a place of spiritual retreat.
Located in the old railway station in Northam, this small museum contains an interesting collection of memorabilia broadly associated with railways.
International artists HENSE (USA) and Phlegm (UK) transformed eight CBH Group grain silos into iconic works of art dramatically responding to the unique landscape of the Wheatbelt town of Northam.
The Newcastle Gaol museum was built by convicts over 150 years ago. Inside are displays about Moondyne Joe and colonial life, as well as regularly updated temporary exhibitions.