Valley of the Giants Tree Top Walk

Visit quaint towns on your way to Karri Country, Australia's only old growth forest. The enormous trees are regarded as one of the largest trees in the world and you can enjoy stunning views from the canopy on the 400 metre elevated Valley of the Giants Tree Top Walk.

Travel through rolling farmlands of the Blackwood River Valley passing through the small historic pioneer towns of Balingup and Bridgetown, then to Western Australia's only old growth forest area stopping at the Diamond Tree, one of the three towering trees in the district once used as a bush fire watch tower, for a picnic lunch. Those feeling like a challenge can attempt the climb to the wooden watch cabin near the top of the 51 metre tall tree. Continue on through stunning sections of karri forest, the world's third tallest tree, before reaching the Valley of the Giants. Experience the Tree Top Walk, a 600 metre long elevated walkway constructed through the canopy gradually reaching up to 40 metres above ground. Next see the Ancient Empire, a remarkable pocket of Tingle Forest where these wide girthed trees can grow up to 10 metres in diameter at the base.

After a day immersed in nature it is time to enjoy afternoon tea before heading through William Bay with stunning coastal scenery and windswept rocky shores, to the quaint seaside town of Denmark. Stop for dinner (own expense) at Kodja Place Visitor Centre, featuring displays about traditional Noongar history of the area.