Breakfast in Denmark, stock up on fuel and picnic supplies, and take the one-hour-twenty-five minute drive north to Porongurup National Park, via Mount Barker. This striking granite range of twelve peaks was 1,100 million years in the making and rises above a karri tree forest rich in birdlife and wildflowers. For the best vantage point, walk the two-hour return route to Castle Rock and the Granite Skywalk. Picnic in Porongurup before starting the three-hour journey to Narrogin, and the wild Dryandra Woodland – the largest remnant of original Wheatbelt woodland and one of the world's flora and fauna hotspots. Make a beeline for Barna Mia and take a torch-lit guided walk through the bush at dusk to spot some of Australia’s most elusive and endangered mammals, including the bilby, woylie, numbat, grey kangaroo, echidna and Tammar wallaby.