Collie: Outdoor Lovers Dream Destination
Collie is one of Western Australia’s most significant coal mining towns. But apart from this, the town is also known for is a picturesque view of the Darling Scarp and the neighboring Jarrah forest, farmland and hills. In addition to Collie’s natural beauty is a long standing history that is nestled in the coast of the Collie River.
Best Time to Visit
Visitors flock to Collie for a taste of great outdoor activities such as camping, water sports and cycling. And the perfect season to enjoy most of these activities is during summer when temperature is warm and there is less chance of rainfall. However tourist-planning visit during this season should expect higher Collie hotels rates and the tourists’ attraction is crowded.
What to Do & Area Attractions
Collie is a popular mining town that can be experience by visiting the replica of the underground mining site or a short visit at the Coalfields Museum. Tourists may also head to the Rail Heritage Center for a beautiful display of miniature trains for little ones and big adults to enjoy. For an amazing nature trip, tourists must go to the Black Diamond, an inland lake with vibrant color. There are also abundant choices for mountain bike lovers and bushwalkers at the Bibbulmun Track that particularly stunning in during spring.
Tourists have plenty of affordable and top-rated Collie hotels to book when in exploring the town. Among the popular hotel is The CollieFields, an award-winning privately-owned hotel whose profit is being donated for animal welfare. Other top-hotels to stay in Collie are Collie Ridge Motel and Collie Hills Village.