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Surrounded by forests, farmland and the Blackwood River, Nannup is a picturesque South West town with a big reputation for trails with the small town welcome....
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The Blackwood River Valley is the heart of food production in the south west. The region produces one of the widest ranges of food in Western Australia. Enjoy a selection of seasonal produce including chesnuts and honey, sheeps cheese, and fresh eggs, plus local wines, ales and cider. Get set to experience what the region has to offer on the stunning Blackwood River Valley Food and Beverage Trail.Â
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Learn moreThe Blackwood River Valley Food and Beverage Trail showcases a large variety of locally produced foods, wine, cider and ales in the stunning Blackwood River Valley. Meander around three historic towns: Bridgetown, the winter capital of WA; Nannup, one of the best preserved 1950’s towns in the State; and Balingup, famous for its Medieval Festival (held every August). Enjoy the local hospitality of cafes and pubs, and explore this picturesque region.
Every season brings a new look to the Valley. From March to May experience one of the best places in Australia to see autumn colour, at the Golden Valley Tree Park. In winter (June to August) enjoy a log fire in one of the many accommodation venues, watching the misty sunrises. In spring (September to November) marvel at the wildflowers, and in summer (December to February) see why the area is often called the Tuscany of the south west.
Stay a night, or a few days and explore the farms, gardens, restaurants and forests. Enjoy all the Blackwood River Valley has to offer.
Taste of Nannup
Mulberry Tree Cafe
Donnelly River Village & General Store
Birdwood Fruit Winery
The Cidery
Cambray Cheese
Sunnyhurst Winery
The Shamrock Hotel
Chesnut Brae
Southern Forests Honey
Out N About Eggs
Comprehensive information on the South West region including destinations, things to see and do, accommodation and tours.
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Recommend two days to really enjoy the area
163km, with additional side trips to farms and businesses
Drive 2WD
Start in the town of Balingup which is 230km (2.5 hours) south of Pert, Western Australia
End back in the town of Balingup which is 230km (2.5 hours) south of Perth
All year. Check operating hours on individual business before heading out.
Group D - Drive Trails (Drive trails: 2WD & 4WD)
This Food Trail has many individual businesses all accessible by vehicle. Contact each venue if you require more information about facilities as each is different.
11°C
Feels like 11°C
Max 17°C
Min 11°C
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