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Goldfields Adventure and Golden Quest Discovery Tour including the Golden Pipeline Trails – 10 Days
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This ten-day journey through Western Australia leads from Perth to Kalgoorlie-Boulder and the remote goldfields. The route combines historic landmarks, spectacular natural landscapes, and fascinating outback towns.
Highlights include the Golden Pipeline, which supplies water to the goldfields, and the PUBLIC Silo Trail with its impressive artworks. In historic towns like Meckering and Southern Cross, you'll learn about natural disasters and the adventures of the gold rush. The Golden Quest Discovery Trail offers encounters with ghost towns, famous pubs, and vast landscapes.
Nature lovers can explore the Wave Rock, Kokerbin Rock, and the red deserts of the goldfields. Lake Ballard, known for its unique sculptures by Antony Gormley, is an unforgettable stop. Kalgoorlie-Boulder is home to the Super Pit, one of Australia's largest gold mines.
From Hyden, you'll return to Perth via the Goldfields Woodlands National Park and the Tin Horse Highway. A journey full of history, adventure, and unique landscapes!
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