Starting from the Totadgin Rock car park off Bruce Rock-Merredin Road, Nangeenan, this walk takes you on a circuit over and along Totadgin Rock via the Totadgin Rock Walk Trail. Totadgin Conservation Park offers visitors the chance to find out how granite rock outcrops are formed and about the unique habitats they create, as well as discover much of the native flora and fauna inhabiting the area. A well-signposted interpretive trail takes you over the dome and along the base of Totadgin Rock, providing lovely views of the surrounding bush and farmland. Along the way, you'll see a mini wave rock formation, the historic Hunt's Well and the unique plants, wildflowers and animals of the Wheatbelt woodland. There's also a lovely picnic area under the shade of the trees where you can relax and enjoy a barbecue lunch before further exploring the reserve. The reserve is particularly spectacular in spring when beautiful wildflowers are on display. Be cautious in wet weather as the rocks may be slippery. Wear suitable footwear and take a hat, water and sunscreen. Let us begin by acknowledging the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we travel today, and pay our respects to their Elders past and present.