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Narembeen is located between Wave Rock and Merredin and only 3 hours east of Perth in the Wheatbelt. The town is in an agricultural region, producing cereals and livestock; and has a vibrant agribusiness sector. Come and explore the history this town has to offer! Wander through the many reserves and trails; experience prolific wildflowers through August to December; indulge in the uniqueness we call Narembeen!
The Grain Discovery Centre tells the story of WA’s grain industry from the paddock to the plate. It features brilliant visual and interpretive displays, interactive televisions and touch screens. Located adjacent the roadhouse it is open daily from 9am -5pm.
Step back in time as you explore the many Museums Narembeen has to offer including, Old Church Museum, the History Centre, RSL Hall Musuem and Machinery Museum and the War Museum.
Natural attractions are a feature of our wonderful country and Narembeen boasts many, including Hidden Hollow, Lake Walker, Wakeman Ski Lake, Roe Dam and Roe lookout.
As you travel on the Pathway to Wave Rock from Narembeen to Hyden, you will pass a quirky spectacle on the Mt Walker Road. More than 1000 odd shoes and boots hanging from a fence line.
The collection of footwear stretches for more than 1km and finishes at an old pull-chain dunny (toilet). The unusual and colourful display has been put together by local semi-retired farmers Ross and Helen Fidge, who after a trip to the US where they saw boots used for post tops, thought it would be an interesting idea with a quirky twist.
