Lillian Stokes Rock - WA

Lillian Stokes Rock is a granite outcrop within the Frank Hann National Park that you'll pass as you travel the Holland Track. In this area you'll find numerous free camp options. If you look closely you may also find the marker for Lillian Stokes Grave (?) which is hand-painted in white on a plank of timber nailed to a oak tree. Numerous pockets of water will collect on the flat surface of the rock that attract birdlife and makes for a pleasant stop. Named by Frank Hann in 1901 supposedly after a Sydney lady.