Gnowangerup

These natural springs are set amongst bushland with a lovely picnic and BBQ area. The high iron content in the water accounts for the unusual colour and the springs flow at over 2 litres per second. Located along Park Road.

This centre contains displays, early photographs and a written history of the town and the district.

Open by appointment
Yougenup Road
(08) 9827 1267 or (08) 9827 1371

Take the scenic route to the Stirling Ranges along the Broomehill-Gnowangerup Road to see the beginnings of the ‘Horsepower Highway’.  These old & retired tractors have helped shape our rich farming heritage and will be a trip down memory lane for many. Use Google Maps to follow the tractors and learn their stories.

Imported in 1889, the tractor was used to clear much of the local countryside and is a well-restored relic of an era long gone. Located in the front garden of the Shire administration building on Yougenup Road.

View the impressive wood carving of Ned Kelly at the front of the Gnowangerup Hotel. Learn the fascinating link between Gnowangerup, Glenrowan and the Ned Kelly story.

The park is a great place to stop and enjoy the surroundings. It features a playground, BBQ and toilet facilities among beautiful gardens.

Find examples of the early machinery the first settlers used to make a living for their families and bring prosperity to WA. On the corner of Strathaven and Yougenup Roads.

This museum shows the history of the indigenous people associated with the local Mission and Stirling Range, who used the plains as hunting grounds for thousands of years. Email [email protected] to book a viewing.