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A four hour inland drive from Perth will take you to the Stirling Ranges (consult the map for details). This range of protruding sandstone rocks was formed over millions of years. By impacting forces and outside erosive powers the range evolved into its current shape. With 1095m, Bluff Knoll of the Stirling Ranges is supposed to be the highest mountain in Western Australia...

 Stirling Ranges Fast Facts
Best Time: late Spring to early Summer ( October-December), Wildflower season, pleasant weather conditions. 
Location: 4 hour drive from Perth, 1 hour drive from Albany
Cost: possible car hire (AUD70,-/day) and fuel (AUD 0.78,-/L)
Activities Stirling Ranges: bird watching, wildflower viewing, photography, hiking
Activities Albany: wildflower viewing (costal vegetation, banksias) photography, hiking, surfing, diving
Recommendable: Suntan lotion and head cover, since the temperatures can be high and the sun intense, bottles of water, avoid sunbathing during midday hours. Good shoes with proper tread for hiking around the Stirling Ranges or the Porongurups
Shops & other facilities: Cafe/Restaurant is situated on the opposite side of the Stirling Range Retreat. There is a windmill called Lilly 30 minutes away from the Retreat. It serves the best apple cake I have ever eaten. Inside of the mill has been decorated nicely and your view will be the Ranges. Average Prices. Great Experience.