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Some of the diverse and fascinating things you will encounter along the Wheatbelt Way.

Tin Dog Creek where you can view
Explore Minnivale, and discover this tiny town's past, you will even find a camping area with toilets and showers. Wheatbelt Way.
Take a wander through many of our reserves.
You will see many saltlakes as you travel through out the Wheatbelt Way. They are naturally formed and go through a cycle of being wet for part of the year and then dry out forming a salt crust on top. Wheatbelt Way.
Rock climbing at Marshall Rock.
Pergandes Sheep Yard and old homestead where you will marvel at how the early settlers made these stone sheep yards!
See the amazing colours of the Rainbow wave at Elachbutting rock.
Plan your visit around the monthly Koorda Drive In screening.
The giant gnamma hole at Beringbooding Rock.
Take a walk through Monty's Pass at Elachbutting Rock.
Camp at one of our many free camp sites.
Where the salt lake meets the rock. Eaglestone Rock, Nungarin.
If there is good winter rain carpets of pink and white everlastings can be found across the Wheatbelt Way.
Explore Westonia, a vibrant community lifestyle.
Lupins are grown by farmers across the Wheatbelt Way.
Merino sheep are the most common sheep that you will see whilst driving the Wheatbelt Way.
The landscape is the colour of green and gold in winter and spring with Wheat and canola crops.
Nungarin Heritage Machinery and Military Museum is a must stop for enthusiasts.
Nothing beats a Wheatbelt Sunset.
Spectacular Donkey Orchid.
Wheat crops turn the landscape green in winter.
Pink and Grey Galahs.
Spectacular displays of pink everlastings if there has been good rains.
Heritage silo can be viewed in the Mukinbudin townsite.
Clear night skies equals great star gazing.
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