Friday, September 25, 2026

Condarup/Mt Clarence Heritage and Granite Trail

 Friday 25 September – 182126

I began the day with a brisk swim, and Drew with a run in the wind and rain. Forecast for today was minimum 12 degrees, maximum 14 degrees Celcius with wind and rain – delightful! This morning’s physio appointment went well, with a significant build up of walking, with my pack, planned for the next week.

This afternoon we walked the Corndarup/Mt Clarence Heritage and Granite Trail (Distance 3.94km, Time 1h 23m, Ascent/Descent 164m). This gave me some tougher walking on steeper terrain and lots of steps, done with my pack on.  There were great views, plenty of wildflowers and I particularly appreciated the Desert Mounted Corps Memorial.

Trails WA Mt Clarence Heritage and Granite Trail





Desert Mounted Corps Memorial

View from Padre White Lookout

View from Padre White Lookout





We then drove to Albany Port – the ship we saw entering yesterday was still in dock. We walked from here toward Ellen Cove to the point we reached yesterday. Along the way we explored a WW2 Gun Emplacement and the Point King Lighthouse Keeper’s Cottage Ruins.

Point King Lighthouse Ruins


Gun Emplacement

View from Gun Emplacement


Point King Lighthouse Ruins



The current Point King Lighthouse

Last up we went to the Visitor Centre to purchase a National Parks Pass for Saturday to Wednesday with the plan to do some more walks.

WA Parks Pass

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