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Walpole to Denmark
Length - 126km
Campsites - 5
Time - 5-7 days
Date Hiked - August 2019
A remarkable section of the Bibbulmun Track that sees you explore the ancient Tingle Forest that is home to some of the biggest trees in the world and the famous Tree Top Walk. After two days in the forest you head towards the coast where you'll traverse the stunning limestone cliffs and walk on pristine white sands. Stretching out over several days, there are inlet crossings (including the canoe trip across the Irwin Inlet), the fish and chips of Peaceful Bay, wildflowers galore in spring and some fantastic campsites offering world class views. Finish with one of the most varied days on the whole track that includes dunes, beach, coastal heath, farmland, a climb up Mount Hallowell, Karri forest, Jarrah forest and a walk along the Wilson Inlet before finishing at the Denmark River. A truly amazing section, this is one of the most talked about experiences of the whole track.
Length - 19.2km
Time - 5-8 hours
Vertical Climb - 437m
Shelter Style - Decked Nornalup
Highlights - Tingle Forest, Frankland River
Length - 16.8km
Time - 4-8 hours
Vertical Climb - 508m
Shelter Style - Nornalup
Highlights - Tingle Forest, Tree Top Walk
Length - 17.6km
Time - 4-8 hours
Vertical Climb - 440m
Shelter Style - Nornalup
Highlights - Conspicuous Cliffs, Ocean Views
Length - 12.3km
Time - 3-4 hours
Vertical Climb - 122m
Shelter Style - Track Town
Highlights - Peaceful Bay, Fish & Chips
Length - 24.1km
Time - 6-10 hours
Vertical Climb - 401m
Shelter Style - Nornalup
Highlights - Irwin Inlet, Showgrounds
Length - 23.2km
Time - 6-10 hours
Vertical Climb - 420m
Shelter Style - Nornalup
Highlights - Elephant Cove, Mazzoletti Beach
Length - 21km
Time - 5-9 hours
Vertical Climb - 312m
Shelter Style - Track Town
Highlights - Mt Hallowell, Wilson Inlet
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