Nannup
WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Known as the Garden Village, there are plenty of open gardens to visit. The historic town is surrounded by picturesque views, perfect for Mountain Bike riders due to the number of trails int he area, or for those who simply want to take things a little slower. Fish for trout, marron in season or go canoeing, birdwatching and bushwalking.
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Welcome to Nannup
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Nannup is an inland town situated in the Southern Forests area of Australia's South West tourist region. Nannup is surrounded by the scenic farmlands of the Blackwood River Valley, with farmlands and forest undulating to the south-west coast at Augusta. One of the best ways to get to Nannup is to hire a car from Perth Airport.
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THINGS TO SEE IN NANNUP
HERE ARE A FEW OF OUR FAVOURITE LOCAL ATTRACTIONS
The Blackwood River
The river is at the heart of Nannup and will immerse you into a country setting with streams, waterfalls and rapids. A favourite activity on the river is canoeing, depending on the season changing from a gentle paddle to a wild run down the rapids. Fishing in the river is also fun and popular.
Scenic Drives
The 40 kilometre "Blackwood Scenic Drive" follows the beautiful Blackwood River to Balingup, with places to stop for picnics. "Tathra, the Farmhouse Kitchen" is along the way as well as a special Wildflower drive and walk. The way to Bridgetown, Manjimup and Pemberton are also magnificent drives.
Walking Trails
Choose between the 2.5 kilometre Heritage trail through Nannup, the River Walk Trail along the Blackwood River, the Kondil Park Wildflower Walk; which meanders through jarrah forest or the Timberline Trail from Barrabup Pool to Cambray. Most of the trails are good for bike riding too.
Barrabup Pool
Located about 10 kilometres west of Nannup, Barrabup is a natural pool and lovely for swimming and picnics. Also popular and nearby is Red Gully, another popular picnic and swimming area with camping sites and walk trails. Tell your friends you went swimming in some Australian waterholes.