Geologists believe this cliff is 2700 million years old! The wave is not a rock but an overhanging wall stretching over 100 metres long and rises over 15 metres high. Coloured bands are streaked along the formation as a result of run-off waters charged with carbonates from the rock itself.

Where you least expect to find a vineyard, right? Situated in the Eastern Wheatbelt amongst the rolling farm land, Walkers Hill Vineyard is the ideal spot to stop & refresh. Offering wine tastings & sales, tea/coffee & homemade cakes it's a place you don't want to miss. We are 8kms north of Lake Grace on the main road between Hyden (Wave Rock) in the north & Albany in the south and half way between Perth & Esperance in the east.

Nestled amongst the farming land & the natural bush reserves the serenity is beautiful. The rolling farm land is golden in the summer with the green contrast of the vines & winter the beautiful green of the crops with the first signs of the new season of leaves on the vines. Walk among the vines, meet & talk with the owners, pretend to stomp some grapes in the half barrels or set up a picnic among the sheoaks & gum trees. As well as offering wine tasting & sales we also have local produce, wood work & wine accessories for sale. View more details

The climate around Hyden provides great conditions for carpets of wildflowers in season from August to November. Be amazed as you drive along the roads and on either side of you seeing hundreds of metres of undulating Australian wildflowers including Kangaroo Paws and Australian Christmas Trees.

The Hyden Wildlife Park includes a great variety of Australian animals, such as Koalas, Wombats, Emus and rare White Kangaroos. The wildlife park is set in pristine Australian bushland and also contains a wildflower shop with over 50 displays of dried Australian wildflowers.