Sandstone, Western Australia, offers a blend of historical and natural attractions. The town's Heritage Trail spans 18 kilometers and passes sites of historical and natural significance, including the 350-million-year-old London Bridge, the old breakaway brewery site, the former state gold battery, and the Sandstone Heritage Museum & Visitor Centre.
The town's wide streets and grand historic buildings reflect its gold rush history and are worth exploring. These buildings include the Post and Telegraph Office, Warden’s Court, and the National Hotel. Additionally, the area boasts stunning natural attractions such as the ancient rock formations at the Peter Denny Lookout and vibrant wildflowers during the season from July to September.
Sandstone is situated east of Geraldton in Western Australia's Gascoyne-Murchison region. It was established as a gold rush town in the late 1890s and is now a small center for surrounding pastoral leases and a stopover point for 4WD explorers. The town's unique 18-hole golf course, the opportunity for gold prospecting, and stargazing in the clear outback sky add to the allure of the area.