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One of Western Australia’s fastest growing tourism destinations has received an $11 million makeover, with major upgrades to enhance visitor access.

The completed works, ready in time for another bumper summer season, include:

· Carpark expansions and road upgrades at The Gap, Bald Head, Misery Beach and Stony Hill including an extra 76 parking bays, nine long-vehicle bays and five accessible bays in total, to accommodate more visitors, improve access and vehicle flow.

· New picnic facilities and interpretation panels at Bald Head (Doggerdirrup Walk Trail), Misery Beach (Ngayiny-ngayiny) and Stony Hill (Kadadjini)

· Track surface upgrades along the length of the 13km return Bald Head trail, including minor realignments

· New accessible toilet facility at Bald Head to cater to hikers and day visitors to the site

· New visitor facilities at Misery Beach including a viewing deck and seating for spectacular views over King George Sound, and staircase access to the beach via a link path from the carpark

· Upgraded Stony Hill’s 500-metre walk trail loop and a new 72-metre all-access concrete walkway for 360-degree views over the park and ocean

Works to build a new toilet at the Gap precinct are due to start February 2025 and is expected to be completed mid-year.