The heart of the Wheatbelt, the Avon sub-region is a significant producer of grains, livestock, and other agricultural commodities, contributing greatly to the state’s economy.
This sub-region is characterized by its rolling farmlands, historic towns, and picturesque natural attractions. The Avon River, which flows through the area, adds to the region’s charm, offering opportunities for recreational activities such as kayaking, fishing, and riverside picnics.
The region’s towns are steeped in history, with heritage buildings and cultural sites that tell the story of the early settlers and the development of the agricultural industry.
From innovative approaches to education and healthcare to vibrant local markets and festivals, the community spirit here is palpable and enriching.
The Avon Valley, a key feature of the sub-region, is celebrated for its natural beauty, attracting tourists with its scenic drives, hiking trails, and wildlife. The region also hosts events such as the Avon Descent, a popular white-water racing event that draws participants and spectators from across the state.
With its blend of agricultural productivity, historical significance, and community vitality, the Avon region of the Wheatbelt offers a unique and appealing environment for both residents and visitors.
