War Rock - WA

War Rock is a historic granite outcrop and water-catching site located in the Shire of Morawa in Western Australia’s wildflower country, roughly 16 kilometres north of Morawa off the Wubin-Mullewa Road (part of the regional Wildflower Country / Wildflower Way network).The turn off is marked from Wubin-Mullewa Road. Follow approximately 2 km of well-maintained unsealed/dirt road (suitable for 2WD vehicles). The site consists of a prominent granite rock formation featuring a traditional Gnamma hole (a natural rock well or water-catching basin) used historically by both Indigenous Australians and early settlers in the semi-arid landscape.Best Time to Visit: July to September / October, when winter and spring rains trigger rich displays of native everlastings, orchids, and spring wildflowers across the surrounding rangelands.