Walking the Bibbulmun Track - Part 3

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April 2nd 2024

Published: April 8th 2024

So in late February 2024, I headed back to Perth, to complete the last 450kms of my Bibbulmun Track adventure. Most people say it is too early to start out on the track and with news outlets showing quite a few bush fires in West Australia, I was a bit concerned. However, I was committed to the trip and decided to go with it and see what transpired. I had decided to go as light as possible and th... Read Full Entry

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Boat Harbour Hut

This large grey kangaroo came to inspect the new tent sites.

Leaving Boat Harbour Hut

Boat Harbour Beach

Walking down towards Parry Beach Campground, you can see Parry and Mazzoletti beaches.

Parry Beach Campground

Having a coffee at the Campground and looking at my next adventure, walking the 7.5kms on Parry and Mazzoletti Beaches

Parry and Mazzoletti Beaches

Looking back along the beaches, a great expereince, loved it.

Lights Beach

View across Lights Beach, back over coastline

Looking east across coastline

Ocean Beach Lookout

Looking across the beach, which had closed Wilson Inlet. This was to be where I crossed.

Looking back to Ocean Beach Lookout, having crossed safely

Tiger Snake, was not too happy I was there

Black Swan, symbol of West Australia, swimming on Wilson Inlet

Jetty which I think was used to ferry hikers over.

Looking out to sea birds on the sand bank

Looking out over Wilson Inlet, so very calm and peaceful

Another Jetty on the way. Just looks so idyllic

Sorry, another idyllic Jetty photo.

The landscape looks desolate and windswept, but I am sure in the winter, it would be a harsh place to be

Although not spring, still colourful flowers were out

Looking back over where I had walked

Just so many opportunities to take great pics of coastline

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Walking the Bibbulmun Track - Part 3

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