(Formerly Boorabbin NP)
HEMA map reference 77/J9
31° 12' 55" S 120° 31' 49" E
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Park area 152,500 Ha.
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The Great Eastern Highway passes through the centre of the park which is located 66 kilometres west of Coolgardie.
Wattles, banksia, bottlebrush, hakeas, melaleucas, sheoaks, sandalwood, salmon gum, gimlet, ribbon-barked gum, mallees, red morrel, redwood and woodline mallee and grasstrees are all found within the park boundaries.
The fauna of the area includes 17 native mammal species, 4 frogs species, 52 reptile species and over 100 bird species.
Boondi Rockand and Victoria Rock are the two campsites located within this area.
The old Holland Track, which once stretched from Broomehill to Coolgardie, crosses the park. Sections of the track are popular with 4 wheel drive enthusiasts.
Two major historic attractions of the area are the goldfields pipeline and the old wood lines that were once used to transport cut wood to the mines.
The park is split into different sections which can be accessed by the Great Eastern Highway and Victoria Rock Road. |
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