Natural Bridge Rd

The natural bridge in Torndirrup National Park (Torndirrup National Park) is the recommended place for you to enjoy the magnificent Southern Ocean. The cliffs along the coast are scoured by the Southern Ocean for many years, and a huge rock is shaped by nature, the architect, to form a natural bridge. The waves also scoured and formed a 24-meter-large "The Gap". If you hadn't seen this natural wonder with your own eyes, you would never have thought that it was formed by natural forces. An elevated path leads from the parking lot and picnic area through the exposed granite summit, protecting the vegetation from encroachment and allowing visitors to climb to the new 40-meter-high observation deck to enjoy or ride the waves , or a small wave of microwaves, or slowly undulating seawater that is different every day. The shape of the viewing platform is also subtly integrated into the texture of the natural rock, extending more than 10 meters from the contact point with the rock, and is securely and stably fixed.