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2010
Walk with the Giants
Discover Denmark and Walpole
Follow the South Coast Highway (Highway 1) for 50km to reach Denmark, a thriving coastal town and cottage craft centre.
River cruises commence from near the bridge or, for the more adventurous a boat can be hired with either oars or outboard. Details on other attractions such as Wineries or an Alpaca farm can be easily obtained from the Denmark Tourist Bureau situated in the main street (08-98482055).
Continue on towards Walpole and take the amazing Tree Top Walk, one of the world’s longest (600metres) and highest (up to 40 metres) above some of the tallest Karri trees in Western Australiawww.naturebase.net/tourism.
On the return trip take the alternate route via Lower Denmark Road which gives access to West Cape Howe National Park and Cosy Corner Beach, Mutton Bird Island, Torbay Head (the most southerly point of Western Australia) and to many local crafts facilities.
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February 18th, 2011 at 2:17 am
Many thanks for the great posting. I am glad I have taken the time to see this.