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Discover ‘many eyes’ and ‘many faces’ on the craggy cliffs of Bluff Knoll (Bular Mial), a place of great significance to Noongar Aboriginal  people.

The sensational view from Western Lookout is framed by Baby Barnett Hill and Mondurup Peak. In the height of the wildflower season, the surrounding area is ablaze with colour.

From here you will be able to see the effects of Phytophthora dieback on the vegetation that blankets the slopes of Mondurup Peak. Phytophthora dieback is a plant disease caused by a microscopic water mould that dwells in the soil. This disease spreads across the landscape destroying the park’s rich and varied plant life and in the process, destroying wildlife habitat too. You can help prevent the spread of this devastating disease by cleaning mud and soil from your footwear and vehicle tyres before entering and on leaving national parks and natural areas in WA’s south-west.

Getting There

You can get to this site by: Two-wheel drive

GPS: -34.3929, 117.81

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Stirling Range National Park, Tourism Western Australia
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