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Mining Heritage in Greenbushes
Greenbushes is located 250 km south of Perth and is the northern gateway to the Warren Blackwood region.  Greenbushes was founded in 1888 with the discovery of tin suitable for mining. Nowadays mining in the town produces tantiline concentrates, lithium minerals, tin metal and kaolin. Greenbushes Anglican Church
The township was named after the bright green bushes that contrast with the grey eucalyptus trees. Greenbushes abounds in natural and pioneering heritage, with many features of interest scattered throughout the forest surrounds of the township. Greenbushes is on the edge of the Darling Scarp, 342.8m above sea level. Greenbushes LoopThere are views of the surrounding hills from various high points in town. 
Greenbushes has a most amazing Discovery Centre. There are interactive displays & games encompassing mining, timber milling and farming heritage. 
Mining Heritage in Greenbushes
Greenbushes is part of the Bridgetown -Greenbushes Shire and therefore much information is also available at the Bridgetown -Greenbushes Visitor Centre in Bridgetown.




Follow these links below to investigate the local trails:

Name Location
Greenbushes Loop Walk Greenbushes State Forest
New Zealand Gully Walk Trail Dumpling Gully Forest
Mining Heritage Walk Greenbushes Township
Greenbushes Pool Boardwalk Greenbushes State Forest

Click HERE for a Bush Walker's Code of Conduct.

Please see below for an interactive map:


View Greenbushes, WA in a larger map




South West Development Commission






Bibbulmun Track 


Bibbulmun Trail
(long distance bush walking trail) as well as the


Munda Biddi 


Munda Biddi Trail
(long distance mountain-biking) 
   pass through this region of unparalleled beauty.



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