Take a detour on your journey east to photograph one of the quirkiest attractions in the Wheatbelt – the Tin Horse Highway of Kulin – before continuing to Corrigin’s Dog Cemetery, a touching tribute to man’s best friend. Take the Corrigin-Quairading Road north-west from Corrigin to the grand heritage town of York, which was established in 1831. With much of its Victorian and Federation architecture lovingly restored, York is the ideal place to stop for lunch, afternoon tea or dinner – it’s a treasure trove of cafes, restaurants, galleries, museums and antique shops. If you’d like a shot of adrenaline with your heritage experience, stay overnight and take a tandem skydive from 14,000 feet over the picturesque Avon Valley. From York, it’s a one-hour-20-minute drive on the Great Eastern Highway to reach Perth.