Peel GeoPark Guide

Discover the remarkable natural and cultural heritage of the Binjareb-Peel Aspiring Geopark with this free, official companion guide.

The Peel region of Western Australia is home to extraordinary geological landscapes, rich Bindjareb Noongar cultural history, and diverse flora and fauna. This app guides you through over 20 geo-sites across the region — from the Mandurah Channel Entrance and the vast Peel-Harvey Estuary system, to the ancient thrombolites of Lake Clifton, the historic Lake Clifton Lime Kiln, and the scenic Murray River Gorge.

Each site has been carefully researched and selected to align with Geopark criteria, covering three pillars of significance:

Abiotic — geology, landforms, and earth science
Biotic — native flora and fauna, ecological values
Cultural — Bindjareb Noongar Aboriginal heritage and European history

Features:
• Browse all geo-sites in a list or interactive map view
• View photo galleries for each site
• Read detailed descriptions of geological, ecological, and cultural values
• Check accessibility information, road conditions, parking distance, and facilities
• Discover nearby eco-friendly food, drink, and tour guide experiences
• Get directions to any site via Google Maps or Apple Maps
• Save your favourite sites for quick access
• Fully offline — all content is bundled within the app, no internet required to read site information
• Supports light and dark mode

About the Geopark

The Binjareb-Peel Aspiring Geopark initiative is led by the Peel Development Commission in partnership with local geologist Sebastian Jones and award-winning tour guide Jamie Van Jones of Salt & Bush Eco Tours, with support from Bindjareb community leaders George Walley, Franklyn Nannup, and Theo Kearing. The project aims to foster recognition, respect, and conservation of the Peel region for the local community and visitors alike.

Free forever. No ads. No in-app purchases. No account required.

This app was independently developed and donated free of charge by Yifei Ren (VeilNet PTY LTD) to support the Peel Development Commission's Binjareb-Peel Aspiring Geopark project.

For more information, visit: peel.wa.gov.au/peel-aspiring-geopark