Stirling Range

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The Stirling Range is a rugged mountain range in southwestern Western Australia renowned for its rich biodiversity, dramatic peaks, and popular hiking trails.

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Stirling Range canonical 3
Stirling Range region 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain
mountain range
national park
climate Mediterranean climate
country Australia
ecoregion Southwest Australia biodiversity hotspot
elevation 1099 metres
geologicalAge Precambrian
hasAccessPoint Bluff Knoll Road
Stirling Range Drive
hasBiodiversity diverse bird species
many endemic plant species
numerous wildflower species
rich in orchids
hasConservationStatus important area for flora conservation
hasFeature deep valleys
rugged terrain
sandstone and quartzite peaks
steep slopes
hasHighestPoint Bluff Knoll
hasTrail Bluff Knoll summit trail
Mount Hassell trail
Mount Magog trail
Mount Trio trail
Talyuberlup Peak trail
Toolbrunup Peak trail
hasView views over the Great Southern region
knownFor birdwatching
dramatic peaks
endemic plant species
popular hiking trails
rich biodiversity
wildflower displays
locatedIn Stirling Range
Western Australia
southwestern Western Australia
managedBy Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions (Western Australia)
near Albany, Western Australia
Porongurup Range
partOf Stirling Range National Park
popularSeason spring wildflower season
protectedBy Stirling Range National Park
usedFor bushwalking
camping
nature photography
rock climbing

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James Stirling namesake Stirling Range
South Coast Highway passesNear Stirling Range region
linked to: Stirling Range
Bluff Knoll locatedIn Stirling Range
subject linked to: Stirling Range