People climbing and sitting on the sloping surface of Wave Rock.

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The Humps and Mulka's Cave

Drive 15 minutes north of Wave Rock to explore ancient Aboriginal rock art and climb massive granite outcrops.

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This area holds high cultural significance for the local Ballardong Noongar people. You can easily spend two to three hours walking the trails and viewing the ancient rock formations.

Remember to stay on designated trails to protect the fragile environment. Do not touch or damage the ancient paintings.

A small scenic flight airplane parked on a red dirt airstrip.

The Humps

1.5 hoursKalari Trail

This giant granite rock formation rises steeply out of the surrounding bushland. You get expansive panoramic views of the area from its summit. Take the Kalari Trail for a steady climb to the top.

Hippo's Yawn rock formation with a large cave-like opening in the center.

Mulka's Cave

45 mins450+ paintings

This site contains over 450 ancient Aboriginal rock paintings detailing the legend of a local figure named Mulka. Look for the faint painted handprints on the cave walls. Never touch or deface the ancient rock art.

Aerial view of a landscape featuring several large salt lakes and fields.

Gnamma Trail

45 mins1.2km track

Walk this 1.2km interpretive trail to see traditional Noongar rock holes, known as gnammas, and a lizard trap. The path features interpretive panels displaying the words of local Noongar elders.