THE WHEATBELT

Explore this colourful route through the Wheatbelt and Great Southern following the PUBLIC Silo Trail, which has transformed by a string of massive grain silos into works of art. What better way to get off the beaten track and explore the Wheatbelt than following these larger than life murals?

The Golden Pipeline Heritage Trail celebrates one of the world’s greatest engineering marvels – a pipeline built 100 years ago to carry water from Mundaring Weir just outside Perth to the remote and semiarid Goldfields of KalgoorlieBoulder. The trail is full of historic gems and interesting stops.

Explore one of the world's greatest untouched temperate woodlands, right here in Western Australia. Stretching 300km from Hyden and Wave Rock to Norseman, the Granite and Woodlands Discovery Trail is an adventurous road trip through a remarkable landscape.

Take a trip through the fascinating Northern Wheatbelt with the Wheatbelt Way! This is an area that boasts a rich and extensive history, charming and friendly people, and all located in a diverse and truly Australian landscape.

WA is home to thousands of species of wildflowers, some found nowhere else on earth. Spring is the perfect time to explore the blooms, so mark your calendar and set off on a beautiful, colourful drive through the stunning Northern Wheatbelt, finishing in the coastal town of Geraldton. For your return to Perth, follow the new Midlands Route (in green). Both trails are signposted and feature interpretive panels.

Ready to surf an inland wave? Then it's time to hit the road and head to Wave Rock in beautiful Hyden. If you're looking for a fun and action-packed itinerary to get you there from Perth, Pathways to Wave Rock is the one for you.

Embark on a real Australian outback adventure following a pioneering route created by John Holland through rugged bushland and woodlands. Connecting Broomehill in the southern Wheatbelt to Coolgardie in the Goldfields, this is an adventurous and fun 4WD route.