The Coalfields Museum provides a unique glimpse into Collie’s early days. The museum is housed in the historic buildings of the 1900 and 1930 Road Board offices. Taking pride of …
Conveniently located in the CBD, the park is fully accessible all year round and features grassed picnic areas, electric barbecues, tables and seating, landscaping, toilets and change rooms as well …
Designed in conjunction with the youth of Collie, the Skate Park is often the venue for championships and events in skateboarding, scooters and bmx. It features several technical street features, …
Step back in time and embark on a thrilling journey into the depths of Collie’s coal mining history with our incredible replica Underground Coal Mine Experience and find out what it …
Springtime in Collie ushers in an abundance of wildflowers, with the forests bursting to life with an amazing rainbow of colour. While Spring in general is a great time to …
The majestic Jarrah tree can be found along King Tree Road (unsealed), south of Wellington Dam. A boardwalk and viewing platform offer a chance to view in safety one of …
The Collie River walk is a well marked 13km track that follows the Collie River and is suitable for walking and cycling (sealed sections are suitable for prams and wheelchairs). …
The 46.5km Collie to Darkan Rail Trail is a multi use trail, suitable for walking, cycling and horse riding. It begins 20km east of Collie and finishes at the old …
The beautiful forests and valleys of the National Park are a mecca for bush walkers and mountain bike riders. Several trails are located between Honeymoon Pool and the Quarry picnic …
Lennard 4WD Track, Sailors Gully and The Jump Up’s are part of a 4WD circuit located within the Wellington National Park. The track starts off fairly tame, then the challenge …