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Yungermere Peak

Yungermere Peak is a quiet, off-track summit of approximately 753 metres in the heart of Stirling Range National Park, Western Australia. Named in the tradition of Noongar place names that dot this extraordinary mountain landscape, it sits among the range's more famous peaks—Toolbrunup, Mount Hassell, and Mount Trio—without the crowds, making it a destination for experienced bushwalkers seeking an unmarked challenge in one of Australia's most biodiverse landscapes. The peak lies within Koi Kyenunu-ruff—the Aboriginal name for the Stirling Range, meaning "mist rolling around the mountains"—a landscape where ancient sedimentary rock formations rise abruptly from wheat-farmed plains, creating an ecological island bristling with species found nowhere else on Earth.