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Mount Lindesay National Park (Unofficial name) 
Rock pool on Mt Lindesay
Location:6333
Introduction:
Established as a National Park in 2004, Mt.Lindesay forms the Eastern Gateway to the Walpole Wilderness area. It is most easily accessed from the town of Denmark, and is managed by the Frankland District of the Department of Environment and Conservation in Walpole.
About
The granite monadnock is the centre piece of the Mt.Lindesay National Park, which is a home to threatened ecological communities. Plants, animals and insects encountered only here in the world, are now threatened by climate change, recreation and feral animals.
Most of the National Park boundary adjoins private property in the north, east and south, with the Western boundary adjoining Mt.Roe National Park.
A foot bridge across the Denmark River and an information shelter will be constructed and installed during 2007-2008.
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Rock pool on Mt Lindesay -
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Mount Lindesay
More Information
Region: South CoastWhere is it: Mt.Lindesay is 24 kilometres from Denmark. Leaving from Denmark, follow Scotsdale Road for 8 kilometres. Turn right onto Mt.Lindesay Road, which meanders through farmland for 18 kilometres before arriving at the Mt.Lindesay carpark. Stay on the principal road as you get closer to Mt.Lindesay.
Travelling time: Mt.Lindesay is approximately 30 minutes drive from Denmark.
Best season: This site is a riot of colour during the spring wildflower season.
What to see and do: Take photos, hike to the summit of Mt.Lindesay (10km return – allow 4 hours), enjoy a picnic in a bush setting, appreciate wildflowers and the shapes of the plants.
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