Wadderin Wildlife Sanctuary & Golf Club

8 kilometres north of Narembeen lies Wadderin Reserve and Narembeen Golf Club; 520 hectares of mainly undisturbed bush. In the short term Wadderin will become a safe haven for many animal and plant species. If you wish to donate please click here to download the brochure.

The Old Prospector's Trail (35km scenic drive)

A newly created 35km theme based self drive tour that will transport you to those early days when sandalwood cutters and gold prospectors roamed this area. Interpretive displays, old water wells, reconstruction of prospectors camps, amazing lookout, picnic areas and undisturbed landscapes are part of this must do short loop.

Roe Lookout

Named after John Septimus Roe, Surveyor-General, who led an expedition eastwards from York in October 1836. A scenic drive takes you to the top of this granite formatrion with magnificent panoramic views of the district.

Wakemans Lake / Ski Lake

Picturesque location with bird life in abundance. BBQ facilities, playground for kids and toilet facilities. Ideal spot to enjoy nature.

Roe Dam

20 million gallon storage dam completed in 1971, which supplies Mt Walker's community water. A 'bird watchers' paradise! Majestic eucalypts with an under-story of bracken fern (furthest grown inland). Picnic area, toilets & BBQ are located in this tranquil setting.

Holleton

Approximately 80km east of Narembeen lies the old gold mining townsite of Holleton. Ideal for the traveller who enjoys a little nostalgia or history. Extreme caution should be taken, as the numerous mines could be dangerous.

The Vultee Vengeance Plane Crash Site

During a WWII training run, the Vultee Vengeance is believed to have gone off course and crashed within the area. The exact location is known to a handful of locals who keep the secret.

Gate 54 - Rabbit Proof Fence

First proposed in 1859, the Rabbit Proof Fence was not surveyed until 1901. Stretching from Port Headland to Ravensthorpe, the fence was designed to keep rabbits and other animals from entering the grain growing region. 100 years later, the fence is still standing. Picnic facilities available.

Hidden Hollow

About 30kms east of Narembeen is a great palce to have a picnic. A scenic walk trail leads you to a natural amphitheatre rock and many wildflowers in spring.

HIDDEN HOLLOW – TRAIL DEVELOPMENT

In 2010 the Shire of Narembeen was successful in a Department of Sport and Recreation Grant for the development of a walk trail at Hidden Hollow, Mt Walker.

The community is invited to walk the trail during February (early morning or late afternoon is best) and provide feedback in regards to its route and vantage points. The draft trail has been designed by Mike Maher an experienced trails consultant with input from the Narembeen Tourism Group.

The trail length is approx 2.7km – a length that would take users approximately 40 – 60 minutes to complete. It is intended that in the future interpretative signage will be installed along the route describing the human history of the area.

The trail map is available online from the Shire of Narembeen. Feedback can be directed to Caroline Robinson on PH 9064 7308 or E caroline@solum.net.au

To view the trail map please click here.

Twine Reserve

Anderson Rock

Wave Rock
Wave Rock - a granite rock with a huge wave that stretches 100m with a crest of 15m, is an icon of the Wheatbelt.
Wave Rock is 84 kilometres from Narembeen via Mt Walker and Hyden
For more information please click here.