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Covering the entire basin of the Shannon River, from its headwaters to the
Southern Ocean, Shannon National Park contains some of the most magnificent
karri country in the southern forest of Western Australia. It is a park covering
53,500 hectares, that include old growth and regrowth karri forests, health lands
and wetlands. There is plenty to do, from camping, bushwalking, canoeing,
fishing, picnicking and drives. There are information shelters that reveal the
story of the Shannon, or listen on your radio to the park broadcasts at
sign-posted stops around the Great Forest Trees Drive.
Source:
NatureBase
Shannon National Park
For up-to-date information visit the tourist information centre or the local
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