Tours of the mine at Tom Price can be booked through the Tourist Bureau by phoning (08) 9188 1112. Private tours are not available and booking is essential.

Safety equipment will be provided, but closed-in shoes must be worn (no thongs or sandal) and a responsible adult must accompany children under the age of 16.

Tom Price offers a range of accommodation for the visitor.

The 21/2 star rated Mercure Inn has motel units, budget priced rooms and provides back packer accommodation. The Mercure also has a conference room with a host of facilities available for any function. For your convenience the Mercure Inn can also provide packed picnic lunches if you are visiting the Karijini National Park.

The Hillview Lodge offers 3 star accommodation in fully service motel style rooms or backpacker type contained in the original single men's quarters which have been converted to cater for budget conscious travellers. Conventions can be catered for and there is a sparkling swimming pool and barbecue facilities.

The modern caravan park is open seven days a week. It has an on-site store with all deli lines, cheap fuel and ice. Amenities include two ablution blocks, a laundry, swimming pool, playground and gas barbecue. The park is well grassed and well shaded.

Kings Lake, situated approximately 5 km from Tom Price just past the Caravan Park, is a lovely recreation area with a man made lake (not suitable for swimming) surrounded by lush green grass. There are barbecue facilities, a covered gazebo and plenty of room for playing ball games. Camping is not allowed.

Mount Nameless overlooks Tom Price and stands at 1128m above sea level. The view from the summit is spectacular -the Hamersley Iron Mine, the Tom Price township and the surrounding hills and plains. A gravel road provides access to 4WD vehicles only. There is also a walking trail to the summit which can be reached via the Caravan Park. The walk involves a bit of climbing, however there are rails along these areas. It takes about I1/2 hours to reach to the top going at a medium pace.

The Tom Price lookout point is situated in the South area of the town and is accessible to all vehicles. The view is just over the town and golf course. If you follow South Road the lookout is at the end. It is also a very pleasant walk from either of the Hotels in Tom Price.

Experience the lovely parks, gardens and children's playgrounds in Tom Price, Onslow, Paraburdoo and Pannawonica. See the town maps for details or ask at the Tourist Bureau in Tom Price.

On the road to Paraburdoo there is secluded picnic spot called Halfway Creek. Gum trees line the river and the birds and wildflowers make for an idyllic and relaxing setting.

Mount Augustus is the world's largest rock. It towers 717 metres above the surrounding plain and is 1105 metres above sea level. Mt. Augustus is more than twice the size of Ayers Rock and a totally different shape. The track between Tom Price and Mt. Augustus is a challenge for the avid four wheel drivers.

The Ashburton River is suitable for swimming, fishing and camping. There are picnic areas available and it is close to the old Onslow 10 Mile Pool.
 

Robe River Iron at Pannawonica offers free mine tours and these can be arranged by phoning Nationwide in Pannawonica (08) 91841142.

Safety equipment will be provided, but closed-in shoes must be worn (no thongs or sandal) and a responsible adult must accompany children under the age of 16.

The Robe River near Pannawonica offers well shaded swimming holes, picnic and camping areas. These unique pools are a haven for much of the areas native flora and fauna.

For the keen walker there are two heritage trails - the Old Onslow trail and the Onslow Town trail - as well as plenty of beach to enjoy.

In the area near Pannawonica can be found world class rock carvings of the lands original inhabitants. A four wheel drive is recommended as the trail is unsuitable for ordinary vehicles.

The Goods Shed Museum contains a wealth of Onslow's local history dating back to the early years of the town. It also covers the British atomic tests carried out on the Montebello Islands in the early 1950s.
 

Onslow offers a range of accommodation from offshore island adventures on Thevenard Island and Direction Island through to a well presented caravan park located on the beach front. Enjoy fishing and other beach activities right on your doorstep. You can stay at the Beadon Bay Village which offers a range of accommodation and is located near the boat ramp. Accommodation is also available at the Sun Chalets located in Second Avenue with private access to the beach.

Accommodation in Pannawonica is available at the Shire owned caravan site and the Pannawonica Tavern. You may even wish to stay at one of the permanent water holes located along the Robe River.