Mount Barker Tourism WA

Attractions .... distinctly different, enticingly close!!
Whether your tastes run to internationally recognised wines or the breathtaking beauty of ancient mountain ranges, the Mount Barker Tourist Region has these and more to offer. Enjoy the seasonal wildflowers, a proud heritage also specialist display gardens and unique craft shops. Just a few ingredients to add to a perfect holiday recipe. Complemented by ample and varied accommodation, unique dining and in close proximity to Albany, Denmark and Walpole.You can start your day with a trek or drive through the Stirling Ranges, and the Porongurup Ranges, enjoying the plentiful wildlife and gorgeous surroundings. There are many planned walks to cater for all ages and abilities. Stop by for lunch at one of our many restaurants and tea rooms before you take a tour of the vineyards. Many of the wineries provide tastings in lovely surroundings.Top off the afternoon with a visit to one of the craft galleries, or the Sir Claude Hotchin Art Gallery, located in the Mount Barker Public Library.

Old Police Station & Museum Albany Highway, Mount Barker Opening Hours: Open weekends, Public and School Holidays 10am to 4pm or by appointment Ph: (08) 9851 1735 or (08) 9851 1163	Plantagenet Art Centre Mitchell House Albany Highway, Mount Barker (opposite the Tourist Bureau) Ph: (08) 9851 1892 Opening Hours: Sundays	St Werburgh's Chapel St Werburgh's Road, Mount Barker Opening Hours: 7 days a week 10.30am to 4pm	Mt Barker Railway Station Albany Highway, Mount Barker Constructed in 1923 and now houses the Mt Barker Visitor Centre

Mt Barker Hill Lookout/TV Tower Above is the view across to the Porongurups from Mt Barker Hill. The hill also has the tallest TV tower in the southern hemisphere.	St Werburgh's Tourist Drive This is a lovely drive through hills and dales, local vineyards and historical places of interest. Above is one of the beautiful autumn trees you'll find on this drive.	Mt Barker TV Tower This TV tower is the tallest in the southern hemisphere. The views from the top of Mount Barker Hill, where the tower is located, are spectacular.	Porongurup Ranges Located approximately 20kms east of Mt Barker. Spectacular views are a reward for taking one of the walking trails to the top of the Ranges.

Silvereye One of the many birds to be found in and around the town	Picturesque stream on the St Werburgh's Tourist Drive	Wattle tree One of the beautiful wattle trees on St Werburgh's Road	St Werburgh's Road Winter in Mount Barker is graced by these beautiful wattle trees
Artistic Glass A local artist produces exquisite glass art. Call (08) 9851 1270 before visiting.	Banksia Farm This farm grows all 77 Banksia and 90 Dryandra species. There is a Wildflower Centre, tearooms and botanic art gallery as well as native plant nursery and Banksia products and seeds. Pearce Rd, Mount Barker	Horse Racing During November to April the Mt Barker Turf Club hosts a number of events for the racing enthusiast. Check the "Calendar of Events" for more details.	Hutong's Gallery and Mongolian Yurt A unique display of Chinese Art-Wares in jade, bronze, stone, porcelain etc. Also available is an authentic Mongolian Yurt (Ger) display offering a unique insight into the nomads' life style. 12 Morpeth St
Mt Barker Animal Park A range of local wildlife, domestic animals, and even ostriches are available for adults and children to enjoy.s art. Call (08) 9851 1270 before visiting.	Kelly's Cafe & Museum A delightful setting in an old shearing shed where you can partake morning and afternoon tea and lunch. Please ring (08) 9851 1562 to check opening hours

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