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Walking up amongst the treetops

Walking up amongst the treetops, Walpole-Nornalup National Park

 aussiedoug Says:  It's not every day that one gets to walk casually around the upper parts of magnficent trees such as those found here.A lot of these trees are of the four types of eucalypts only found in the Walpole area. Three species of tingle trees are found amongst these trees in the... 

Valley of the Giants Treetop Walk

Valley of the Giants Treetop Walk, Walpole-Nornalup National Park

 Kate-Me Says:  The treetop walk rises about 38 metres above the ground, and from there you can view the old growth Karri and Tingle trees (not quite sure exactly what Tingle trees are! but there's quite a lot written about them at the site)It's located within the Walpole-Nornalup National... 

Tree Top Walk

Tree Top Walk, Walpole-Nornalup National Park

 scrooge1947 Says:  This is a view from the tree top walk way of the large red tingle trees. At times you are 38-40metres above the forrest with the walkway being some 420m long.It is open every day excepy Christmas Day and is usually open from 9 -5pm although last tickets are sold at 4.15pm. 

Tree Top Walk

Tree Top Walk, Walpole-Nornalup National Park

 scrooge1947 Says:  Another view of the walk way. 

Tree Top Walk

Tree Top Walk, Walpole-Nornalup National Park

 scrooge1947 Says:  The day we were there, there where not a lot of people, but at certain places there were special areas for viewing, however as you can see in previous photos, views are available on the entire walk. 

Walpole- Nornalup National Park

Walpole- Nornalup  National Park, Walpole-Nornalup National Park

 scrooge1947 Says:  Another shot of the walkway, although for some it may be scary, as you can see it is very well built and safe, although I could have murderd the kids trying to make it move. 

Valley of the giants

Valley of the giants, Walpole-Nornalup National Park

 scrooge1947 Says:  This Tree Top walk is in the Nornalup National Park, It is situated on a series of 60metre lightweight steel trusses built on steel pylons forming a secure ramp which rises slowly whilst the terrain below falls away to a deep valley. 

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 Another shot of the walkway, although for some it may be scary, as you can see it is very well built and safe, although I could have murderd the kids trying to... 

 

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Nornalup National Park

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 This is Day 4 of our travels from Pemberton to Albany. This National Park is located around Walpole some 420k South? East of Perth, and 100k West of Albany. We stubled onto this on our travels and I... 

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Home of the Valley of the Giants Treetop Walk

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 We visited here on our way back from Albany while we were driving across to Augusta. See my must see activity that explains the title of this page. Walpole-Nornalup National Park is found in a high...... 

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Walpole & the Valley of the Giants treetop walk

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 Walpole is situated near the coast in the south west region of W.A., south of Perth. We didn't have time to explore the town, but from passing through, didn't see much that was noteworthy, just a... 

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