How south can you get?? Traditional Cache
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This location requires a bit of a trek to get to but will place you at the southern-most point of Western Australia.
There is a walk trail you can take from Shelley Beach Lookout within West Cape Howe National Park, which will take you about 2 hours in each direction to walk. The walk will reward you with some encounters with the local fauna if you are quiet enough on approach =)
Be sure to bring plenty of water.
Alternatively, if you have a 4WD you can shave off most of the trek by going along Dunsky's Track, then walk the last little bit (~500m) to Torbay Head. The DEC map/sign at the park entry can help with picking a route.
The last little bit on foot can be navigated along an informal trail following small rock cairns - please exercise caution near the edge as wind gusts and wet granite could potentially be bad for your health.
If you have a sharp eye and turn up at the right time of year you may be able to spot some whales playing nearby (June-September).
If you enjoy the views and would like something a little more dramatic, I strongly recommend checking out SmokyBear's nearby cache: GCNWQ3 (Waay Down South).
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