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Exploring the walk trails of the forest and riverbanks brings the magic
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The river has bubbling cascades of water in th wet season and tranquil pools in the dry season. And always the sounds of the birds. Take a picnic and local bottle of wine and explore. There is a picnic backpack in the chalet for you to use. |
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Fish for trout in the river or creek in season. The river is stocked with trout twice a year, both upstream and downstream from us.
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Relax by the fire and listen to your favourite music as you watch theevening mist roll in. In fine weather sit out on the deck, have a barbaque and watch the antics of the geese and waterbirds. Keep and eye out for feathered or furry locals. |
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Step across the bridge to the Cafe Graphiti for lunch or a cappuccino.
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Enjoy a relaxing spa by candlelight, or enjoy the view from the spa in daylight. |
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Play a game of golf on the lovely Manjimup golf course which boasts grass greens. A minimal charge allows you to play all day - you can break for lunch in town and return for an afternoon session if you wish. Visitors are most welcome.
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Explore the historic timber park in Manjimup with it's replica town and machinery from the early logging days. An excellent Cafe ajoins. |
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If you would like a day or half day trip in the south west we are well situated to give you access to Nannup, Balingup, Bridgetown, Pemberton & Manjimup.
You can spend some time visiting Walpole and the treetop walk, or the many wineries and galleries of the area. A folder of places of interest and a map are provided for your convenience. |
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Don't forget to hug a local before you leave. |
| CLICK HERE FOR A PRINTABLE MAP |
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