Experience panoramic views of never-ending mountains, billion-year-old rocks and outstanding biodiversity.
At 1,095 metres above sea level, Bluff Knoll is the highest peak in the Stirling Range National Park. The six-kilometre return trail climbs to the summit at a 20 per cent gradient – a workout for even the most experienced hikers.
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