Venture along the main street for an insightful introduction to Kulin’s quirky Tin Horse Highway and artworks in the Kulin Discovery Zone. Heading east on the Kulin-Holt Rock Road, you’ll see some of the 100-plus Tin Horse sculptures on the way to the flora-filled landscapes of Jilakin Lake and Jilakin Rock Reserve. A detour further to the east will bring you to the curious rock formation of Buckley's Breakaway. Or you can return to Kulin and explore the western end of the Tin Horse Highway, on your way to Corrigin. Get one last look at the Wheatbelt’s extraordinary flora by following Corrigin’s wildflower drive – looking out for the red toothbrush grevillea, one-sided bottlebrush, cauliflower Verticordia, fringed mantis orchid, wild foxglove, Calytrix brachyphlla, pop flower and triggerplants. For something out of the ordinary, visit the Corrigin Dog Cemetery, an unusual pet cemetery dedicated to man's best friend. Or, step into the pioneering era at the museum to view the displays of early Australian farm machinery. Your two-hour-25-minute return journey to Perth takes you via Brookton, or you can choose to head north and join the Goldfields Wildflower Trail in Merredin.