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Boyagin Rock, Brookton, Western Australia | |
| | | | Description Boyagin Rock is am imposing granite outcrop surrounded by a diverse Nature Reserve. Visiting Boyagin is a must for anyone interested in what the wheat-belt was like before it was cleared. It is widely recognised as one of the few areas of original fauna and flora left in the wheat-belt.
Boyagin Rock is also a place of great cultural significance to Nyoongar people who call it Boogin. They belive that if you walk to the top of the rock without stopping you will live a long life.
Boyagin provides a refuge for a diversity of wildlife including numbats, goannas, echidnas and Tammar wallabies. Take a walk through the woodlands and listen for the ringing call of the grey currawong whilst you look for the orchids which grow in the Reserve.
Picnic facilties and walk trails are provided. The turnoff for Boyagin Rock Nature Reserve is located 10 kilometres south-west of Brookton on the Great Southern Highway. |
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