Midlands

This region is blessed with diversity of landscape and environment. Within driving distance from Perth, this region offers wide open spaces and scenic valleys, as well as wind surfing spots, fishing, and fresh lobsters.

Museums and Galleries of Midlands

State:

Western Australia

Average summer day temperature:

33.7°C

Average winter day temperature:

16.1°C

Average annual rainfall:

327.8mm

Average clear days:

170.5

Beverley

Boddington

Dalwallinu

Average summer day temperature: 35.2°C

Average winter day temperature: 16.9°C

Average annual rainfall: 362.7mm

Average clear days: 148.9

Dalwallinu is located 248 km north of Perth on the Great Northern Highway. This typical wheatr belt settlement is part of the 'wildflower way' of Western Australia.

Dowerin

Gingin

Merredin

Average summer day temperature: 33.7°C

Average winter day temperature: 16.1°C

Average annual rainfall: 327.8mm

Average clear days: 170.5

Strategically located, Merredin is the largest town in the Central Wheat-Belt region. It likes to be known as 'The Garden Town in the Heart of the Wheat-belt'.

Moora

Average summer day temperature: 34.3°C

Average winter day temperature: 17.2°C

Average annual rainfall: 464.5mm

Average clear days: 134.3

Moora is located 189 km north of Perth and depends upon sheep and wheat for its livelihood.

Northam

Average summer day temperature: 34.1°C

Average winter day temperature: 16.8°C

Average annual rainfall: 432.7mm

Average clear days: 140.2

Northam is located 150 m above sea level and 98 km east of Perth on the Great Eastern Highway and is one of the earliest settlements in the Central Wheatbelt area, and is beautiful despite the hot summer climate.

Nungarin

Toodyay

Toodyay has many historic homes and buildings including the old jail and working model flour mill.

Trayning

Trayning is a small wheat belt town boasting traditional country hospitality. It is only 3 hours from Perth and is an alternate route to the goldfields. Camping facilities are free of charge.

York

York is Western Australia's oldest inland town and is of great historical importance. It has a wonderful range of accommodation and restaurant choices available as well as many tourist attractions.