Stirling Range Gallery. Last updated 23.10.07
 
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The Stirling Range is a gift to mountain starved Western Australia. The whole range stretches for 65km east to west. The most striking feature of the range is the sharpness of the main ridge. It was granted National Park status in 1913, the third park to be designated in WA.

Photographs from one visit.

In September 2007 we spent two days completing the Stirling Ridge Walk, one of the tougher treks in the range.
Alpine plants on Pyungoorup Peak, Bluff Knoll behind. (22.10.07)
Tiger Snake near the summit of Pyungoorup Peak. (22.10.07)
Looking along the ridge towards the Arrows and Bluff Knoll. (22.10.07)
Traversing below Pyungoorup on steep and slippery vegetation. (22.10.07)
Descending Central Gully on the Third Arrow. (22.10.07) Photo - Carolina.P.
Carolina descends from one of the Arrows. (22.10.07)
The view to the edge of the National Park, with the Wheat Belt beyond. (22.10.07)
Robin and myself try to work out how to get down from the First Arrow. (22.10.07) Photo - Carolina.P.
Sunset on the Arrows, from Sheoak Col. (22.10.07)
Looking back along the ridge as far as Ellen Peak. (23.10.07)
Bluff Knoll from the car park. (23.10.07)
Sunset over the Stirling's from the Stirling Range retreat. (23.10.07)

 

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