Nestled in the heart of the Blackwood River Valley is Bridgetown, a town 3hrs south of Perth which is known for its misty mornings, rolling hills & location next to the stunning Blackwood River.
Bridgetown's old world charm and warm hospitality makes it a unique destination for those who cherish the more peaceful, less hectic side of life.
The town boasts galleries, wineries, a cidery, cafes & restaurants, a variety of accommodation, bushwalks, great mountain-biking and more!
Bridgetown is the centre of a thriving and attractive district where, apart from tourism, the major industries are timber, mining and horticulture (fruits, vegetables, nuts, olives, wineries).
Every year in November, Bridgetown comes alive with the Blues at Bridgetown Festival. This event grows in popularity every year, attracting world class musicians and large crowds.
The old world charm and warm hospitality of Bridgetown makes it a unique destination for those who cherish the less hectic side of life.
History
The name of the town was proclaimed in 1868 as the town was accessible by a bridge and the 'Bridgetown" was the title of the first ship to dock in Bunbury for the collection of wool in the area. Today, Bridgetown is home to the longest jarrah bridge in Western Australia.
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