Desert Mounted Corps Memorial — Attraction in Mount Clarence

This site is a real tear jerker with a narrative from Australian soldiers during the walk. There are 130 steps to the top of the memorial but has numerous historical displays on the walk that tell the story of a few diggers that were shipped to overseas battle fields for the major deployment area. If ambulatory skills are limited then there is a road that will take you to the top thus avoiding the steps. The war memorial is also located just a few minutes drive from here and is a must visit complex with lots of memorabilia to look at, souvenirs for sale as well books that tell of the heroic tales of the Australia Military Force. There is an excellent cafe/restaurant in the complex that has meals and drinks for...

This is a large scale monument located at the end of Apex Drive at Mt. Clarence in the Albany Heritage Park. There is a car park at the bottom of a long set of steps that take visitors up to the Memorial.

What you find is a bronze replica originally erected at Port Said, Egypt. The replica was created and erected here in 1964 as part of an overall testimony to ANZAC found throughout the Albany Heritage Park.

What you see are two bronze soldiers and horses in action, likely representing Australia and New Zealand brothers in arms during WWI action (1916-18). The bronze are atop a rectangular shaped pillar. There is open space around with views of the King George Sound, marina and other areas around...

Desert Mounted Corps Memorial – Albany, WA

A very moving and beautifully maintained memorial overlooking Albany. The statue and plaques give a deep sense of history, and the views from the top are absolutely stunning, with a full panorama of the town and coastline. It’s a peaceful spot to reflect and appreciate the sacrifices made, while also enjoying one of the best lookouts in Albany.

Well worth the visit – both for the history and...