Greenough Leaning Trees
A noticeable feature whilst entering Greenough are the leaning trees.
Pummeled by the southerly winds, their horizontal trunks have become an icon in the region. From the Brand Highway on the Greenough Flats, view and photograph these unique leaning trees with horizontal trunks created by salt laden winds off the Indian Ocean.
Greenough Leaning Trees
A noticeable feature whilst entering Greenough are the leaning trees. more
Greenough Wildlife & Bird Park
Come and visit the Kangaroos, birds, crocodile, deer and many other animals that inhabit the Greenough Wildlife & Bird Park. more
Greenough
Greenough is located on the coast just 4 hours drive north of Perth. It is still a very successful sheep and wheat district with a population of almost 12,000 people. This rustic town is rich in culture, history, and picturesque ruins. Greenough was one of the first settlements in Western Australia. The Greenough Pioneers village is home to 11 stone buildings that serve as reminders of the once thriving pioneer community that used to occupy the land. Strolling through the village is to take a step back into yesteryear and explore the historical significance of those who occupied the town. more
Greenough Pioneer Museum
The Pioneer Museum, was originally known as Home Cottage and built for the miller John Stephen Maley by convicts from Port Gregory in 1862. It is now a folk museum concentrating on the agricultural history of the area. more
Greenough Hamlet
The Hamlet is a collection of Historical buildings and is described as a "Village Frozen in Time" more
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