Denmark is blessed with an abundance of National Parks. Ancient coastline and ancient forests, endless stretches of white sandy beaches, wilderness peaks and one of the most pristine places on earth.
The main park in Denmark is William Bay National Park. Located west of Denmark it is easily accessed, well signposted, with carparks and restrooms. |
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William Bay National Park, Denmark |
| William Bay National Park is in the heart of the Denmark region. It stretches from the edge of Lights Beach to Parry Beach, far in the west. Greens Pool and Elephant Rocks are incredible and easily accessible from pathways and carparks. Worth a visit. |
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 William Bay National Park
Greens Pool, Elephant Rocks, Mazzoletti Beach, Tower Hill, Madfish Bay and Waterfall Beach... Visit William Bay National Park |
 MAP of William Bay National Park
Greens Pool, Elephant Rocks, Mazzoletti Beach, Tower Hill, Madfish Bay and Waterfall Beach... Visit William Bay National ParK MAP |
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Valley of the Giants Treetop Walk & The Ancient Empires Walk
at the Walpole Wilderness Discovery Centre, Denmark |
 Ancient Empires Walk
The Ancient Empires Walk takes you through the forest at the base of the Giant Tingle Trees. Combined with your ticket to the Valley of the Giants Treetop Walk, it is the most visited place on the coast. Visit Ancient Empires Walk. |
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 Valley of the Giants
Treetop Walk
The architecturally designed pathway takes you gradually into the giant forest canopy. The view is breathtaking. Visit the Valley Of the Giants. |
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| National Parks Near Denmark |
West Cape Howe National Park
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West Cape Howe NP
Western Australia's southern most point. Hang glide from the Shelley Beach platforms or admire the view to the point. Visit West Cape Howe National Park by heading east out of Denmark along the South Coast Hwy, and turn right at the Lower Denmark Road. You will find a turning on your right heading to Shelley Beach and West Cape Howe National Park. Look on the map BEFORE you head out there so you get your bearings.
We'd suggest the view from the Hang Gliding platforms above Shelley Beach for the best view of WA's southernmost point. You can see the cape in the distance. It is possible to walk part of the way along the Bibbulmun Track from the platform carpark. If you're visiting West Cape Howe National Park, Shelley Beach and the Lookout are worth the visit. |
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Be Aware:
- Dieback is not to be ignored. Be responsible. This fungal disease is deadly to many of our beloved native trees.
- King Waves / Swells Do not underestimate the power of the Great Southern Ocean. These waves frequently buffet this coastline and can be extremely dangerous. Always watch the Water.
- These lands are of national significance and the Department of Environment and Conservation are the stewards. Contact the local or regional offices for more information from their website: www.naturebase.com.au
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