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Just an hour’s drive from Perth you’ll find yourself in the Chittering Valley.  Chittering’s undulating hills create sensational views over beautiful valleys filled with vineyards and orchards, paddocks and pastures, rocky outcrops and lakes, forest and bush land. Throughout spring, walk trails and roadsides abound with an amazing array of wildflowers with orchard fresh fruit available from quaint roadside stalls. Slow Down Enjoy the Ride in (& to!) Chittering

The Shire’s most southern locality, Muchea features tree lined open streets and parks, including Sandown Park and the John Glenn Park. Muchea Reserve is renowned for rare and beautiful native flora.

The Chittering Valley Wine Trail features 7 wineries and an expanding community ‘Sculpture Trail’. Community Markets and Farmers Markets and other events are run regularly.

Chittering Road, part of the Chittering Valley Tourist Way, is home to Blackboy Ridge Reserve - the lookout’s spectacular view and enchanting wildflower lined trail make the 45-minute return walk well worth the effort.

The Brockman Centre is a community hub focused around the Old Roads Board Building where enthusiastic volunteers lend their time to both the Heritage Museum and Arts & Crafts Centre.

The Information Centre in the Bindoon town site has all the maps and brochures visitors need, while for picnicking, play or a casual lakeside stroll, Clune Park is perfect.

Whilst in Bindoon there are several accommodation and eatery options and a little further north along the highway you’ll find the local watering hole.

The magnificent heritage buildings of the Bindoon Catholic Agricultural College are located to the west, alongside the impressive Julimar State Forest.

The most northwestern locality within the Shire, offers a self-guided Heritage Walk, providing visitors with an explanation as to “why Wannamal”.

Chittering; come for the day and you may want to stay, for more information visit the Chittering Tourist Association .

 

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Things to See and Do:
 Gingin Observatory  Experience the wonders of space by viewing through telescopes, engaging with astronomers and by interacting during a big screen presentation that highlights our Universe. Check the website for events calendar and online bookings.

Places to Eat and Wineries:

Accommodation:
Treetops Guest House  new listing  nestled in the Lower Chittering hills. Peace and tranquility set in 6 acres of semi bush and pastoral land.
Products and Services:
Unique West Australian products, gifts and souvenirs