ibis Styles Albany

This walk on Mount Melville starts at a convenient car parking point and includes part of the Mount Melville Circuit Trail.  It is an easy, moderately interesting walk with some nice views. There's a slightly steep uphill section but it's only short.  The track is mostly gravel with a few steps - not suitable for prams, etc, though it is traversable by mountain bike.

An awesome trail to showcase the town of Albany, located on the south coast of Western Australia. The trail takes you to both of the main lookouts in town: Mount Clarence and Mount Melville Lookout. In between you'll walk along some suburban streets through the centre of town. Awesome views that come even more to life at sunset.

This short track takes you to the gorgeous views from the Mount Melville Lookout. From the small car park just off of Melville Road at the base of the water tank the track ventures up rocky granite outcrops and follows the ridge north to the lookout. This is a great option for a sunset hike as the views are great and it's an easy and short distance to cover.

Follow sandy paths through lovely bushland near Albany, Western Australia. This route is great walk to take the doggo on providing so many sights and smells to keep your four-legged friend entertained. Beginning at, Grey Street this route undulates up and down but does not have any major inclines or declines. The sandy tracks wind through the eucalypt forest where visitors can spot brightly-coloured bottle brush flowering in the spring. The views over Lockyer Bay are breathtaking and are a...

A short loop around the historic town of Albany, Western Australia. The town was founded in 1826 and is considered to be the oldest colonial settlement in Western Australia. It features many historic sites especially heritage building. Highlights include the old gaol, Mouchmore Cottage, Saint Johns Church, London Hotel and Foundation Park. Look at the waypoints for exact locations.