Albany & the Great Southern, WA hikes
The Great Southern's Stirling Range and Porongurup granite peaks are WA's closest thing to alpine hiking — quartzite ridgelines, wildflower seasons that draw botanists from overseas, and Albany's whaling-history coastline nearby.
- Trails
- 11
- Total
- 45 km
- Easy walks
- 4
- Areas
- 5
Top trails
Ranked on track quality and day-walk suitability from the data we hold — not on reviews, which we don't collect.
- #1Bald Head Walk TrailModerate12.28 km579 m upEst. 4.2 hrTorndirrup National Park
- #2Bluff Knoll Summit TrailExpert6.24 km767 m upEst. 4.1 hrStirling Range National Park
- #3Castle Rock Granite Skywalk TrailModerate4.24 km241 m upEst. 1 hrPorongurup National Park
- #4Mamang TrailHard10.31 km169 m upEst. 2.8 hrFitzgerald River National Park
- #5Nancy Peak CircuitModerate3.29 km256 m upEst. 1.3 hrPorongurup National Park
- #6Toolbrunup Peak TrailHard3.84 km550 m upEst. 3.1 hrStirling Range National Park
- #7Mount Trio TrackModerate1.47 km337 m upEst. 1 hrStirling Range National Park
- #8Point Ann Heritage TrailEasy1.5 km13 m upEst. 0.4 hrFitzgerald River National Park
- #9Walitj Meil WalkEasy0.99 km13 m upEst. 0.3 hrPorongurup National Park
- #10Ancient Empire WalkEasy0.65 km3 m upEst. 0.2 hrWalpole-Nornalup National Park
- #11Valley of the Giants Tree Top WalkEasy0.63 km15 m upEst. 0.2 hrWalpole-Nornalup National Park
All 11 trails in Albany & the Great Southern, WA
Bald Head Walk Trail
Torndirrup National Park
Bluff Knoll Summit Trail
Stirling Range National Park
Castle Rock Granite Skywalk Trail
Porongurup National Park
Mamang Trail
Fitzgerald River National Park
Nancy Peak Circuit
Porongurup National Park
Toolbrunup Peak Trail
Stirling Range National Park
Mount Trio Track
Stirling Range National Park
Point Ann Heritage Trail
Fitzgerald River National Park
Walitj Meil Walk
Porongurup National Park
Ancient Empire Walk
Walpole-Nornalup National Park
Valley of the Giants Tree Top Walk
Walpole-Nornalup National Park
Top parks in Albany & the Great Southern, WA
Frequently asked questions
How many hiking trails are there in Albany & the Great Southern, WA?
Aus Trails currently maps 11 walking tracks in Albany & the Great Southern, WA, covering about 45 km in total. Every one has a real elevation profile and a 3D terrain map, and all of it is free to use without an account.
What is the longest hiking trail in Albany & the Great Southern, WA?
The longest Albany & the Great Southern, WA track in our catalogue is Bald Head Walk Trail in Torndirrup National Park, at 12.28 km with 579 m of cumulative ascent.
Which Albany & the Great Southern, WA trail has the most elevation gain?
Bluff Knoll Summit Trail in Stirling Range National Park climbs the most of any Albany & the Great Southern, WA track we map — 767 m of cumulative ascent over 6.24 km.
Are there easy walks in Albany & the Great Southern, WA?
Yes — 4 of the 11 Albany & the Great Southern, WA tracks we map are graded Easy, meaning short distances on well-formed track with little sustained climbing. You can filter the full list by grade on the trails page.
Which national parks in Albany & the Great Southern, WA have hiking trails?
The best-covered areas in Albany & the Great Southern, WA are Porongurup National Park (3 tracks), Stirling Range National Park (3 tracks), Fitzgerald River National Park (2 tracks), Walpole-Nornalup National Park (2 tracks), Torndirrup National Park (1 track).
Do I need to pay to use Aus Trails in Albany & the Great Southern, WA?
No. Offline maps, live GPS, elevation profiles, 3D terrain and every safety feature are free, permanently, with no account required. Pro only adds planning extras like custom route building and printable maps — nothing that keeps you safe on trail sits behind a paywall.