📍 WA
A 50,000-hectare nature reserve in towering jarrah and marri forest where the Murray River—one of Western Australia's few undammed rivers—cuts through the Darling Scarp landscape. Named after the state's first Conservator of Forests, Lane Poole protects important habitat for quokkas, ring-tailed possums, cockatoos and the rare noisy scrub-bird across its 500 native plant species. The Dwellingup Adventure Trails network offers mountain biking, hiking and paddling to suit all abilities, with calm river pools ideal for swimming in summer. Scenic campgrounds scattered throughout are accessible by standard vehicles, making this an excellent choice for serious nature lovers within 90 minutes of Perth.
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Lane Poole Reserve Conservation Park is in WA, Australia. GPS: -32.87695, 116.15032.
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