Quinninup Falls - QuFa05 Size:26in x 40in (66cm x 101cm)Even a trickle at the falls can still look beautiful especially with the backdrop of a storm. With just under an hours walk, which is more challenging on the return, you will find the falls set back away from the beach. This would have to be one of the most popular waterfalls on this stretch of coastline due to the signage and walking track leading you there. The Area where the falls are located is owned by the Wadandi people and when visiting we are
A man-made bridge allows tourists to cross over part of an ocean channel to adjacent rocks
found on the southwest coast of Western Australia
with highlights in the clouds
Choosing the weakest path of least resistance water will flow
The beaches are combined with many granite boulders and rock formations with some amazing colours
Granite stone wall stretching from land and disappearing into the surf at Cape Leeuwin
A section of the Cape-to-Cape Track passes nearby with many hikers and visitors stopping to admire the beauty of this location
The Area where the falls are located is owned by the Wadandi people and when visiting we are asked to be respectful of this land as it is of significant importance to the Wadandi culture
bracken and Arum lillies until recent times where a massive bushfire ravaged its way through the forest destroying everything in its path
Sunset at Canal Rocks always gives something special
Moss covered rocks are a huge feature along this stretch of the southwest Coast
Triple the pleasure with this display from a section of a much larger waterfall
