The Porongurup Range is a mountain range located in Western Australia, approximately 50 kilometers north of Albany. It is known for its unique granite formations and diverse ecosystems, which include woodlands, heathlands, and wildflower species. The range is part of the larger Stirling Range National Park and offers various walking trails for visitors. The highest peak in the Porongurup Range is Castle Rock, which stands at 670 meters. The area is popular for hiking, birdwatching, and enjoying panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. The range is also home to several endemic plant species, making it a significant site for biodiversity.