Stirling Range Ridge Walk

Location: Stirling Range National Park, Western Australia

Start: North Boundary Track / Ellen Peak

Finish: Bluff Knoll car park

Transport : Private vehicle

Meals: Meals are provided (pre and post hike)

Accommodation: 2 nights, (pre and post hike)

Days: 4 days ( 2 days hiking, 2 days travel)

Group size: Min 1 - Max 8

For the first time ever, adventurers can experience the legendary Stirling Range Ridge Walk – Koi Kyenunu-Ruff on a fully guided expedition. 

Known as one of the most challenging and breathtaking hikes in Australia, this multi-day traverse is open to those ready to test their endurance and resilience in the wild.

Located in Western Australia’s Great Southern region, the Stirling Range National Park is a dramatic and remote mountain landscape just over 100km north of Albany. It is home to rugged peaks, sheer cliffs, and an extraordinary diversity of flora and fauna. A biodiversity hotspot, the park boasts over 1,500 plant species, including at least 87 that exist nowhere else on Earth.

The Stirling Range Ridge Walk is a true bucket-list challenge, covering over 5,500 feet of elevation gain across two grueling days. Hikers will navigate jagged peaks, exposed ridgelines, and shifting weather conditions while spending a night camping under the stars on the ridge.The experience is both physically demanding and deeply rewarding, offering unparalleled views of the Stirling Ranges.

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