The Stirling Ranges rise dramatically in jagged peaks above the Western Australian wheat plains. Bluff Knoll is the highest peak, so we climbed that one. It’s a very rewarding climb as you are quickly gain outstanding views of the plains and the surrounding peaks. Furthermore, there are many beautiful wild flowers even this late on in the summer.
Once you round the corner onto the southern side of the mountain there is a very welcome cool breeze from the Southern Ocean. This can often cause the peak to be shrouded in mist, but we were lucky today.
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