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Gorge Rock is a pretty natural rock pool offering spectacular panoramic views of the surrounding farmland and countryside around Corrigin. Enjoy the short walk through the picturesque bush land to get to the pool.Whilst there is no swimming allowed in the pool at Gorge Rock it is a perfect location for a picnic. During spring, you will enjoy the beautiful wild flower displays along the trail. The regional town of Corrigin is a two and a half hour drive southeast of Perth and about an hour from the world famous Wave Rock. Corrigin has a variety of interesting attractions including the Pioneer Museum, beautiful wildflower displays and the Corrigin Dog Cemetery, which is an emotional tribute to man’s best friend. Sutable for caravans and RV .Pet friendly , free caravan and RV camping .
GORGE ROCK HALL HISTORY
In c1915, William Kirkwood in association with P Dickinson, Norm Tassell and Tony Graham, built the hall for the Gnerkadilling community. In 1920, the Gnerkadilling hall was removed from Gnerkadilling and relocated on the current site. Renamed the Gorge Rock Hall, the first event was an opening sports day on the adjacent recreation ground, with a dance in the hall. Enough money was raised to pay for the hall relocation and re-roof the hall. The Gorge Rock Hall was the venue of the foundation of the Gorge Rock Agricultural Society in 1920. From that year until 1923, when Corrigin formed a branch and took over the annual show, the Gorge Rock Agricultural Shows were held in the hall. The Gorge Rock Progress Association formed to lobby for the establishment of phone services and a well in the area. The Association became defunct in 1925, but revived in 1956, when there was a move to establish a pool at Gorge Rock. During the 1920s, monthly dances were held at the hall with Angus Campbell travelling from Corrigin with the piano on a truck. Between 1927 and 1930 many people travelled from Corrigin Town for a dance at the Rock. The annual Christmas tree event continued through until the 1960s. Fundraising events for community and wider causes was often held in the hall.
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