AGO Holiday Planner 2026

The Wheatbelt

4-DAY ITINERARY Make your way to Beverley to begin your Pathways to Wave Rock adventure. Visit the Visitor Centre to discover the town’s aviation history, then wander the Vincent Street Heritage Walk and browse local art displays. In Corrigin, pay tribute at the Dog Cemetery, take in seasonal wildflowers along the Wildflower Drive, and enjoy a stop at Rotary Park. Next head to Kondinin to view local artworks, then climb Yeerakine Rock for sweeping views and the ANZAC Light Horseman statue. In Kulin, drive the quirky Tin Horse Highway lined with community-built sculptures, and cool off this summer at the Giant Water Slide and Aquatic Centre, a stop the kids will love. Lake Grace offers breathtaking views of its vast salt lake and the opportunity to visit the last remaining Australian Inland Mission Hospital in WA. A short detour to Newdegate reveals impressive silo art. Continue to Hyden to explore Wave Rock, before heading to Narembeen to discover the interactive Grain Discovery Centre, meaningful murals, and panoramic views from Roe Lookout. In Bruce Rock, visit the Federation Amphitheatre, step back in time at the local museums, and take a short trip to nearby Kokerbin Rock for scenic walking trails and sweeping views. Conclude your journey in Quairading with the life-sized “El Toro” sculpture, wildflower-filled reserves, and Toapin Weir, an ideal spot for a picnic, BBQ, or night under the stars.

WHO ARE WE? The Pathways to Wave Rock self-drive trail links the Shires of Beverley, Bruce Rock, Corrigin, Kondinin, Kulin, Lake Grace, Narembeen, and Quairading in WA’s Wheatbelt, offering a journey through striking landscapes, heritage towns, and iconic attractions.

FIND US HERE

Pick up a FREE copy of the ‘Pathways to Wave Rock’ Map and Visitor Guide available from Visitor Centres or online at www.pathwaystowaverock.com.au. FREE VISITOR GUIDE & MAP!

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