Mount Arid & Cape Le Grand

By World Wild Places

May 8^th, 2018

Mount Arid

To climb Mount Arid I ride my bicycle along the beach from Tomas River rd for about 20 km and then walked to the top of the peak. There view from the top to all the surrounding granite domes and islands sticking out from the ocean is breathtaking. On the way back, the chain of my bicycle broke (don't leave salt water on it even for a few hours), but I was very lucky to get a lift by the car and avoided very long night walk.

Field of Grass Trees (Xanthorrhoea or WA Black Boys) in Cape Arid National Park

View of Recherche Archipelago from the top of mount Arid

View from the top of Mount Arid to Cape Arid

Tagon Bay and Little Tagon Bay at Cape Arid National Park

Little Tagon Bay

CAPE LE GRAND

Granite domes and Beaches of Cape Le Grand National Park

Views from the top of mount Le Grand

Lucky Bay

Wallabies at Lucky Bay used to the people. The the second generation is growing up on food given by tourists. And while I did not feed them, it was very helpful to eat some smelly indian food mix before going to the beach. It worked like axe effect.