Boranup Karri Forest is unique for its proximity to the coast. This is the furthest west that the tall pale-barked karri trees grow. Karris can reach 60 metres or more in height and cover the hilly slopes and valleys of the forest.

2024年3月11日 · Boranup Forest is a natural masterpiece, showcasing some of the most stunning features that make the Margaret River region so unique and captivating. Known for its towering karri trees, rich diversity of wildlife and unique fungi, the forest is a prime example of Western Australia’s captivating natural beauty.

This forest is a feast for the senses with the forest floor tumbling with wildflowers, orchids and funghi (in season) together with the sounds of native birds and the fresh smell of eucalypt. The forest is an easy 25-minute drive south of Margaret River town along Caves Road.

Take a scenic drive through one of the stunning forests in Western Australia. The Boranup Forest, and a few other areas around Augusta and Margaret River, is the westernmost place that the …

Boranup Forest is a towering karri forest on the west coast of WA between Margaret River and Augusta. Meandering leisurely on the Boranup Forest Drive leaves you in silent awe. Simply beautiful.

Boranup Forest is just the most gorgeous piece of the world! A drive through the forest is a must when visiting the area, down Boranup Drive, which starts from Caves Road just south of Lake Cave and re-joins Caves Road 11km further south, towards Augusta.

This isolated forest of karri trees offers one of the most beautiful drive trails in the region. The trees, which are the third tallest species in the world, tower over you and partially block out the sun, creating a beautiful mottled light in the understory.

Boranup Gallery is the artistic heart of Boranup Forest, situated adjacent to the Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park. Karri forest dominates the valleys here and lines historic Caves Road, making a truly enjoyable scenic drive.

2024年2月20日 · Boranup Karri Forest is just south of Margaret River on the west coast of Western Australia, in an area recognised as one of 34 global biodiversity hotspots. It’s known for its pale karri trees, which can grow more than 60 metres tall, and the wildflowers that cover the forest floor during spring.

Boranup Karri Forest is unique for its proximity to the coast. This is the furthest west that the tall pale-barked karri trees grow. Karris can reach 60 metres or more in height and cover the hilly slopes and valleys of the forest.