National Trust
The National Trust manages a number of heritage properties throughout Australia, New Zealand, and Britain. It is responsible for maintaining and restoring properties that are a part of our heritage.
Visiting these properties provides a unique experience, allowing you to step back in time and experience what it would be like living in that era. It is not just the property that has been kept in a time box; many of the original contents are on display throughout the various properties.
The types of properties managed by the National Trust include houses built in the 1800’s, telegraph stations, courthouses, mills, churches, and schools. The National Trust manages 35 properties in Western Australia and each one of them reflects the unique history of the State.
For more information about the fascinating heritage places you can visit in WA please visit the National Trust website.
The National Trust also manages the Golden Pipeline Heritage Trail; which is a fascinating self drive tour, following the pipeline designed by CY O’Connor. As you leave the Mundaring Weir and head for the dry lands of Kalgoorlie, a number of historic points and references are covered along the Heritage Trail.
If you’re a bit of a history buff, or just love to visit heritage places occasionally, then you may be interested in membership with the National Trust. Membership provides entry into all National Trust properties in Australia, New Zealand, and Britain; which is fantastic value. You will also be helping to preserve Western Australia’s heritage.
Best Western Hospitality Inn Kalgoorlie
Kalgoorlie has a rich history steeped in the romance, hard times and booming success of the Gold Mining Industry. more
Nallan Station
Experience warm hospitality and delicious homestyle cooking on this outback working cattle and sheep station. A ideal base to see historic Cue, Walga Rock, Aboriginal drawings, beautiful wildflowers, birdlife and wildlife. more
Gunbarrel Laager Travellers Rest
Experience the friendly atmosphere and wonderful starlit nights on the 200 hectare Gunbarrel Grapes property. The vineyard is ideally situated for travellers planning to undertake the Canning Stock Route to Halls Creek, or the Gunbarrel Highway to Alice Springs. more
Eden Valley Farmstay
Enjoy the abundance of birds and wildflowers in season at this farmstay. The Eden Valley Farm is an ideal base to explore the Dryandra Woodland Nature Reserve and Barna Mia. more
Broad Arrow
Broad Arrow is a ghost town 633km east of Perth. Broad Arrow is located north of Kalgoorlie on the road to Leonora. Broad Arrow is just part of many 'Ghost Town' tours which are in the Kalgoorlie area. more
Mount Magnet
Mount Magnet is located 569km north of Perth and has spectacular wildflower displays in spring. Mount Magnet has a population of 1,076. more
Kookynie
Kookynie is a ghost town, one of the few that still has residents and an operating hotel. Kookynie was once a flourishing mining town, it is located 796km north-east of Perth. more
Explore WA including: North West, Coral Coast, Golden Outback, Perth and South West.
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