Canal Rocks - CaRk11 clouds

Canal Rocks - CaRk11 cloudsSunset at Canal Rocks always gives something special. Canal Rocks is a beautiful series of granite rocks south of Yallingup in the southwest of Western Australia. It is aptly named due to a large channel that has been carved by thousands of years of strong seas and currents. A section of the Cape to Cape Track passes nearby with many hikers and visitors stopping to admire the beauty of this location. A man made bridge allows tourists to cross over

In the Southwest of Western Australia there are many varieties of Fungi dotted throughout the Karri and Jarrah forests and woodlands

the Karri tree

well worth the hike to get there

Beauty and colour in the foreground at a treacherous spot on the coast at Cape Leeuwin

This location is a renowned surfing spot due to its sandy beach and surf break

Spectacular views are plentiful around these giants especially with snow capped peaks

The ocean here is a stunning and clear turquoise blue and is enough to entice most people for a swim

The area is also dotted with rockpools for those people wanting to explore and search for marine life

Dotted along the coastline there are many scenic walks including a link up with the Cape to Cape Track

Being adjacent to Caves Road allows tourists and locals access to some of the state's best wine and vineyard estates plus the many limestone caves found in the region

Rainbow on the horizon as the storm tries once again to rain on the dawn

flows along the ground and cascades over a rocky ledge