Manjimup embodies all the charm of a Western Australian country town, and is the centre of a thriving fruit and vegetable industry.  Take time to explore the towering forests, wildflowers, bush walks, fishing, wineries, train rides, heritage trails, historical sites, climbing trees, galleries and craft shops.

BIG BROOK FOREST & DAM - One of the most picturesque places in karri country.  Have a barbecue, picnic, swim and fish or take an easy 3.5km walk along the trail that circles the dam.  (Free of Charge)

TIMBER PARK - Take a fascinating insight into the local industry and logging heritage of Manjimup.  The park contains a museum, historical hamlet, vintage machinery and a blacksmith's forge. (free of charge)

DIAMOND TREE - Stands 51 metres high and visitors can climb to the top for spectacular views over the forest.  The tree was used as a fire lookout from 1941 and is still in use today. (free of charge)

FOUR ACES - View this impressive row of karri trees that are over 300 years old. (free of charge)

ONE TREE BRIDGE - As the name suggests this bridge was made from a single karri tree and survives as a testament to the ingenuity of the early pioneers. (free of charge)

KING JARRAH - One of the biggest jarrah trees in the south-west.  A 650m walk trail starts at the foot of this majestic tree and this is a great spot to enjoy the wildflowers in spring. (free of charge)

WILDFLOWERS - Over 8000 species of wildflowers burst into colourful blooms in Spring.  This includes 150 species of exquisitely beautiful orchid which erupt into dazzling mosaics.