Mount Hassell — Local services in Stirling Range National Park

One of the Stirling Range's lesser known hills. Lots of loose crumbling rock much like the near-by Mt Toolbrunup but not nearly as precarious. If you do the climb before sunrise like I do then watch for the large spiders that string webs between every tree. The track is not particularly well mapped near the summit and after the fires of a year ago the track can easily be lost from sight but not so bad that a climber would get lost. There are a few wooden marker posts near the summit but the new post wildfire re-growth has obscured a few of them. The views are sublime at sunrise or sunset and evidence of ancient ocean floors can be seen around the peak. The track is one of the Stirlings easiest and shortest too with only a 430 metre elevation from...

Fantastic hiking spot, beautiful views from many points throughout the climb.It was a short and sweet climb, no build up to the walk- just straight up and down. There was a bit of a scramble up the rock face near the top, and there was loose scree throughout the walk which would be a bit tricky...

A steady hike with a panoramic outlook on route to the base of what appears a rather intimidating rock scramble to the summit. Great reward with views nonetheless for those who don't fancy the final...