About The Granites
The Granites is a large granite outcrop located a short drive west of Mount Magnet in Western Australia's Murchison region. The formation features weathered boulders, gnamma holes and sheltered caves containing Aboriginal rock art. It is a significant cultural site for the Badimia people and a popular stop for visitors exploring the region's natural and heritage attractions, offering photography, short walks and insight into traditional land use.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a vast natural granite outcrop with rounded boulders, flat slabs, gnamma (rock) holes and shallow caves set in open semi-arid landscape. Short informal walking tracks lead around and over the rocks to viewpoints and rock art shelters. The site is undeveloped with minimal infrastructure, offering quiet sightseeing, photography and nature appreciation. Interpretive signage explains geological features and Aboriginal heritage.
Key highlights
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Large weathered granite outcrop with distinctive boulders and slabs
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Aboriginal rock art and gnamma holes in sheltered caves
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Panoramic views over surrounding Murchison plains
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Wildflower displays in season (July to September)
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Interpretive signage explaining geology and Badimia heritage