text: Shaped by techtonic forces and a supercontinent
  A geological story continuing to unfold in the Margaret River region
  Stone age pass to Cape to Cape rock show
  A trail spanning dreamy beaches and soaring cliffs
  Want to know more about the Cape to Cape Track? It stretches between lighthouses at Cape Naturaliste in the north and Cape Leeuwin in the south, where the Indian meets the Southern Ocean.
  It meanders through towering forests. Dreamy white-sand beaches. Six hundred million-year-old granite cliffs and marbles. And scenic coastal paths lined with the region’s iconic orchids and wildflowers. You’ll spy humpback whales leaping and surfers riding giant waves. The Track is also home to an incredibly rich diversity of wildlife, with a fascinating indigenous and European history.
  Varied terrain over Margaret River’s wilderness trail
  The Track is a challenging walk at times due to the diversity and nature of the terrain. The experience ranges from extended soft sand beach walks, through to steep (but short) climbs over loose limestone. It involves long, extended hikes that will challenge even the fittest in the group. As such, pre-trip preparation is strongly recommended to make the trip enjoyable and to reduce the risk of injury!