About
Stirling Range National Park encloses the only major mountain range with in the southern half of Western Australia. The rugged peaks, which rise to more than 1000 metres above sea level, feature stark cliff faces, sheltered gullies, magnificent views and a rich diversity of unique and colourful wildflowers. The park is one of the world's most important areas for flora with 1500 species, many of which grow nowhere else, packed within its boundaries.
Mountain moods
The Stirling Range is renowned for its unusual, and sometimes spectacular cloud formations. The Aboriginal name for the range, Koi Kyenunu-ruff, means ‘mist rolling around the mountains' – a frequently seen occurrence. The range is also one of few places in Western Australia where snow occasionally falls.
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