Butlers Gorge to King William Range Trail in Southwest

Butlers Gorge to King William Range Trail in West Coast is an unpaved, unlit footpath. It runs in a northeast-southwest direction and ends in a cul-de-sac.

Road Type: footpath
Route: northeast-southwest

Viewpoint

Surprise Valley – approx. 14,5 km.
Donaghys Lookout – approx. 27,1 km.
Princes Peak – approx. 35,0 km.
Split Rock – approx. 47,6 km.
The Needle viewpoint – approx. 51,5 km.
Gordon Dam Lookout – approx. 52,5 km.
Knob Hill Lookout – approx. 52,6 km.
Lake Lookout – approx. 54,3 km.
Mount Huxley Lookout – approx. 54,9 km.
White Spur Lookout – approx. 56,4 km.
Red Knoll Lookout – approx. 82,3 km.

Campsite

Loddon River East Bank (tents allowed). Hard dirt campsite immediately on the path next to the bridge. Maximum capacity 3 small tents. Muddy when wet. – approx. 24,8 km.
Loddon River West Bank (tents allowed). Good campsite with several sites along the river. Room for maybe 8 small-medium tents. – approx. 24,9 km.
Lakeside Campsite (tents allowed). Several campsites with capacity for around 10 tents in total. – approx. 28,9 km.
Thureau Hills Camping Area (tents allowed, caravans allowed) – approx. 50,9 km.
Lake Burbury South Boat Ramp – approx. 51,4 km.
Shelf Camp (tents allowed) – approx. 74,3 km.
Lonely Tarns Campsite (tents allowed) – approx. 75,7 km.
Junction Creek Campsite (tents allowed) – approx. 89,0 km.
Crossing River Campground (East side) (tents allowed) – approx. 90,1 km.
Crossing River Campground (West side) (tents allowed) – approx. 90,2 km.