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Wildflowers

The best time to view Wildflowers on the Pathways to Wave Rock is from July to September.

The wildflower season is one of the Eastern Wheatbelts most precious natural treasures attracting visitors, wildflower groups and scientists annually. To appreciate these remarkable displays there are many nature reserves with walk trails within the shire.

Check out the best wildflower spots along the Pathways to Wave Rock below.

Brooking Street Reserve

You will discover a large range of wildflowers throughout the year. The most abundant time to see orchids are in Spring from August to October.

The most accessible and closest to amenities is located within the townsite at the Brooking Street Reserve. A short walk will reward you with a great variety of flora and you will also find at different times twelve species of orchids in the small reserve.

Other known hotspots are at Poison Hill Reserve around 10km East of Beverley and Dale River Reserve 15km West of Beverley. Whether you are coming from Perth along Brookton Highway or through Talbot on West Talbot Road, the Helena National Park and the Wandoo National Park have flowering native trees and shrubs most of the year which makes for a beautiful drive.

Drop into the Beverley Visitor Centre and get yourself the Beverley Wildflower guide or go to the beverleywa.com website to download or follow the @visit.beverley Instagram page for spotted orchids from Winter through to Spring. Some include the 

Share your finds on the WA Visitor Centre wildflower tracker.

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