Denmark is situated on the south coast of Australia's South West tourist region. Denmark faces south to the Southern Ocean and is on the shores of the Wilson Inlet, a magnificent natural harbour. Denmark is surrounded by state forest and the Denmark River runs through the town

40km from Denmark lies the world's longest and highest tree-top walkway at over 600m long and up to 40m high. The international award winning walkway gives a unique perspective into forest canopy life, meandering through the upper branches of these giant Tingle and Karri trees

This is a boardwalk that winds itself around the giant trees that give this forest it's name. There are plenty of retreats and stops along the way so that you may marvell at the grandeur and power of nature around you. The boardwalks are located at the same site as the Tree-Top Walk

Fantastic rock and reef scenery encompasses this tranquil swimming hole, safe for swimming. The water is almost transparent and has a beautiful turquoise green and blue colour. Closeby are the Elephant Rocks, huge groupings of boulders which really looks like a herd of elephants

The inlet is 36 square kilometres making it one of the biggest on the south coast. Ideal for fishing, windsurfing, boating and waterskiing. Walking tracks are featured in various places around the inlet and you will marvell at the sight of hundreds of Black Swans gliding across the water