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Giant Tingle Tree - Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and ...

The Giant Tingle Tree is a large, old tingle tree that has been hollowed out by fire over many years. Interesting interpretative signage along the way provides a fascinating perspective on this unique, ancient forest. At the bottom of the hill is a boardwalk that surrounds the Giant Tingle Tree and provides different perspectives from which to ...

https://exploreparks.dbca.wa.gov.au/site/giant-tingle-tree

Giant Tingle Tree - Walpole Visitor Centre

From here starts an 800m circular walk which leads down to the Giant Tingle Tree and the board walk that protects it. At 24 metres, this is the largest, living, girthed eucalypt known in the world. Two hundred metres after the Giant Tingle Tree carpark there is an opportunity to rejoin the South Coast Highway as Hilltop Road continues on to ...

https://walpole.com.au/operator/giant-tingle-tree/

Giant Tingle Tree (Walpole) - All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go

$23.08. per adult. Discover Torndirrup National Park: The Gap & Natural Wonders Tour. Bus Tours. from . $125.00. per adult. The area. Address. Hilltop Road Great Southern Region, Walpole, Western Australia 6398 Australia. ... The Giant Tingle Tree is a great spot to stop for a fabulous bush walk through the Tingle trees. The trail is suitable ...

https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g488368-d7922877-Reviews-Giant_Tingle_Tree-Walpole_Western_Australia.html

Giant Tingle Tree: Everything You Need To Know - Perth Is OK!

The Giant Tingle Tree is an ancient example of the Red Tingle that over the centuries has been hollowed out by fire. As with most Australian hardwood varieties that have adapted to fire, the heartwood of the tree can get damaged by fire while the outer sections of the tree can remain standing to ensure survival. At over 400 years old, this ...

https://perthisok.com/best-of-wa/giant-tingle-tree/

Giant Tingle Tree Walpole opening hours Hilltop Rd | Australia Opening ...

Find opening & closing hours for Giant Tingle Tree in Hilltop Rd, Walpole, Western Australia, 6398 and check other details as well, such as: map, phone number, website. ... +61 8 9219 9000. Call: +61892199000. Route planning . Website Giant Tingle Tree opening hours. Open 0-24. Updated on 20.07.2022 ...

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Giant Tingle Tree, Hilltop Rd, Walpole WA, Phone +61 8 9219 9000

In conjunction with the valley of the giants and the treetop walk, the old tree is worth a visit. I wonder how much damage was done to the Holden back in the 50's, getting it down to the tree!

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Giant Tingle Tree, Hilltop Rd, Walpole WA, Phone +61 8 9219 9000, page 2

The south west offers so many great (free) natural experiences. The Giant Tingle tree is a 400m walk through a well signposted walk. The tree itself.

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Giant Tingle Tree WA - ExplorOz

Giant Tingle Tree 2016. the burnt out hollow. tree. top of tree above the hollow. old photo. Huge Red Tingle. Tourist Attraction. Position. DEG: -34.982601 116.790001. DMS: 34º 58' 57.36" S 116º 47' 24" E. UTM: 50 H 6128866mN 480833mE. Altitude: 218.39m. Share. Download Treks & PlacesSponsor Message.

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Giant Tingle Tree, Circular Pool and Mount Frankland Discovery Centre

A short walk through the forest leads to the Giant Tingle Tree. From here you can continue back down to the highway, or follow the road to Circular Pool. Circular Pool is a delightful place to enjoy the forest. You can picnic, marron in season, canoe, take photos or simply breathe in the fresh air. Universally accessible paths lead to two ...

https://denmarkchamber.com.au/local/walpole/things-to-do/giant-tingle-tree-circular-pool-and-mount-frankland-discovery-centre/

Tingle Tree | Actforlibraries.org

The base of the trunk has a huge girth, up to 24 metres. The tingle does grow as tall as the karri and has by far the largest base of all eucalypts. It is a rough-barked tree which may live for over 400 years. The base of the tingle tree is often split and internally burnt out by bushfires or by fungal attack, leaving a huge hollow base.

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