
WILDFLOWER TOURS IN COLLIE
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WELLINGTON NATIONAL PARK
Embracing Connections with Wildflowers
Kaya (welcome) to a place where there is always something flowering in the Jarah Forest.
Step into the heart of Collie’s natural wonderlands and discover the magic of our wildflowers in bloom.
Wander through tranquil bush trails, learn about local flora, and connect with nature’s colours, scents, and stories. Join Forest Explorers for an unforgettable Wildflower Walk experience in Collie’s great outdoors.
Our experienced local guide traverses the trails daily, revealing the finest locations to marvel at the stunning array of Collie River Valley Wildflowers.
At Forest Explorers, we’re delighted to share the rich stories of timber, culture, and heritage on our guided nature walks. Along the way, you’ll experience the beauty of Collie’s landscapes and seasonal highlights.
Our tours traverse a mix of paved accessibility and unpaved trails, offering you the best of Collie’s landscapes and nature experiences.
OUR WILDFLOWER TOURS
When is wildflower season in Collie Western Australia? September to November though you can find many of Western Australia's 12000 species flowering at any time of the year.
Will there be wildflowers when I visit? This is weather-dependent. Factors like temperature, rainfall, and whether it was an early or late autumn/winter all influence each season.
Species and Diversity
How many wildflower species are there? WA home to one of the largest wildflower collections.
What wildflowers will I see? Common species include Kangaroo Paws (WA's floral emblem), Orchids, Banksias, Grevillea, Hakea, vivid blue Leschenaultia, and golden Wattles. The South West region alone has over 2,500 species including 150 types of Orchids in Western Australia.
Tour Logistics
Is there a pickup and drop off? Yes, Alison from Forest Explorers can accommodate customised transfers as does Kym from Adventure Connections also in Collie.
How long are wildflower tours? Tours range from two hours to five hours half-day bushwalks covering multiple geological Collie River Valley regions. These include and are not limited Jabitji Trail, Bibbulmun, Collie Darkan Rail Trail and Sika to name a few.
Do I need a guide? While self-driving is popular, dedicated wildflower tours include knowledgeable local guides, who know where to find the best displays, identify species and share a wealth of local landscapes.
What should I wear? Comfortable walking shoes, long sleeves and trousers (for bushwalking tours), and a wide-brimmed hat for sun protection.
Can I pick wildflowers? It's illegal to pick or export natural wildflowers in Western Australia,you require a licence from DBCA
Do I have to be fit? No, we have several trails that accommodate accessibility requirements, paved and river trails including the more advanced Bibbulmum Track.
Do you include food and drinks? We have fresh bottled water in our accredited tour vehicle and offer a choice of snacks, morning tea, lunch. This is an extra items inclusion.
Does Collie have accommodation? Yes, we do and all from 3 star to Resorts.
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Kaya (welcome) to a place where there is always something flowering in the Forest.

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