Welcome to Nannup!!
Nannup has natural beauty, heritage and a proactive community. Situated about 280 km south of Perth the town is renowned for its beautiful gardens.
Nannup originates from the Noongar aboriginal language meaning "stopping place" or "place of parrots."
Thomas Turner first explored the area in 1834 and the town was gazetted in January 1890.
The Shire annually hosts the Nannup Music Festival, and an Arts Festival as well as a Flower and Garden Festival which attract visitors from far and wide. For more information visit the Nannup Visitor Centre web site.
There are many magnificent bushwalking opportunities in the Nannup area. One can meander along the Blackwood River when following the Foreshore Trail. Nannup's heritage shines through when looking at the Blackwood River Bridge.
An Arboretum was planted in 1926 and it is amazing to see how the trees have grown in that time.
Follow the links below to
investigate the local trails:
| Trail Name | Location |
| Nannup Riverside Walk | Nannup Town |
| Timberline Trail & Sidings Rail Trail | St John Brook Conservation Park & State Forest |
| Kondil Park Wildflower Walk | Kondil Wildflower Park |
| Barrabup
Pool & Workman's Pool |
St John Brook Conservation Park |
| Karri Gully | Dalgarup Reserve |
| Donnelly River Village Walks | Donnelly State Forest |
| Sue's Bridge | Blackwood National Park |
| Wrights Bridge | Blackwood River Foreshore along Bailingup -Nannup Road |
Click HERE for a Bush Walker's Code of Conduct.
Please see below for an interactive map:
View Nannup, Western Australia in a larger map
Bibbulmun Trail
(long distance bush walking trail) as well as the
Munda Biddi Trail
(long distance mountain-biking)
pass through this region of unparalleled beauty.
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