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Discover routes, attractions, and guides in Margaret River.
8 routes
Margaret River Karri Forest & Cape Walk
Walk through the tall forests south of Margaret River — the karri and jarrah woodlands give way to the spectacular Cape Leeuwin headland where the Indian Ocean and Southern Ocean meet at the most southwesterly point of the Australian continent.
Margaret River Wine Trail Cellar Door Walk
Drive the Margaret River wine region 270 km south of Perth — Australia's premium Cabernet Sauvignon and Chardonnay region produces 3% of Australia's wine but 20% of its premium wine, from 200 wineries concentrated along Caves Road.
Margaret River Mountain Bike Trails Walk
Explore the Margaret River mountain bike trail network — one of Australia's best purpose-built trail systems through jarrah and marri forest, connecting the town centre to wineries and the river in a landscape purpose-built for active tourism.
Margaret River Food & Artisan Producers Walk
Explore Margaret River's exceptional food culture — olive oil, cheese, chocolate, truffles, and specialty beef from producers who have built one of Australia's finest regional food scenes alongside the wine industry over the past 50 years.
Geographe Bay & Busselton Jetty Walk
Explore Geographe Bay from Busselton — the sheltered bay with its famous 1.8-km wooden jetty (the longest in the Southern Hemisphere), calm turquoise water, and the wine country of Geographe immediately behind the dunes.
Margaret River Surf Coast & Prevelly Walk
Explore Margaret River's Indian Ocean coastline — the powerful surf breaks that have made this one of Australia's premier surfing destinations, with the Margaret River Pro contest site, wild beaches, and the river mouth where the region takes its name.
Caves Road Limestone Caves Walk
Drive Caves Road through the karst limestone country between Margaret River and Augusta — a series of spectacular show caves containing stalactites, stalagmites, and crystal formations in caverns beneath the ancient coastal limestone plateau.
Margaret River Wardandi Country & Culture Walk
Explore Margaret River through the lens of Wardandi Noongar culture — the custodians of this land for more than 45,000 years who named the rivers, caves, and coastal features that European settlers later renamed, and whose culture persists throughout the region.