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Frankland River

Walpole WA

Go fishing, canoeing and kayaking at Frankland River near Walpole on the south coast. At around 400 kilometres the Frankland is the longest river that flows into the Walpole-Nornalup Inlet. This estuary permanently opens to the sea and is a haven for water birds and other wildlife. The Frankland.

Frankland RiverImage credit: Australia's South West
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Go fishing, canoeing and kayaking at Frankland River near Walpole on the south coast. At around 400 kilometres the Frankland is the longest river that flows into the Walpole-Nornalup Inlet. This estuary permanently opens to the sea and is a haven for water birds and other wildlife. The Frankland River passes through picturesque farmland and virgin bush. It’s a popular spot for water sports – take to the river in a canoe or kayak and be surrounded by nature. Fishing in the Frankland River is also top rate. Walpole is about a 5.5-hour drive south of Perth.

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