Located 450 kilometres north of Perth, Mullewa is a quiet outback town renowned for its spectacular wildflower displays and rich Aboriginal heritage. Believed to be named from a local term meaning “place of fog,” Mullewa offers a peaceful escape into nature and culture.
Wildflowers & Nature
- Famous for its spring wildflower season, with vibrant blooms from August to October
- Home to the rare wreath flower, which grows in circular formations unique to the region
- Explore the Mullewa Wildflower Walks, including the Scenic Lookout Trail and Rail Heritage Loop
- Enjoy panoramic views and native flora along the Mullewa Bushland Trail
Culture & Heritage
- Learn about local Aboriginal culture and history through community-led initiatives
- Visit the Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church, designed by Monsignor John Hawes
- Discover Mullewa’s railway and farming history at local heritage sites
Local Life & Events
- Attend the Mullewa Muster & Rodeo, a popular annual event celebrating outback life
- Enjoy quiet country hospitality at local cafés and community centres
- Take part in seasonal markets and wildflower festivals
Getting There
Transwa coach services stop at the local swimming pool, centrally located in town Mullewa is a scenic detour on the way to Geraldton, Cue, or the Mid West wildflower circuit
Road Coach
N3 East Perth to Geraldton via Northam/Mullewa
N4 Geraldton to Meekatharra via Mt Magnet
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