is the jewel of Wheatbelt town Hyden. The unmistakable landform rises 15 metres from the ground and spans over 100 metres wide. The rock, as the name suggests, resembles a giant wave about to crash into the surrounding bushland!
This formation is thought to be over 2,700 million years old. Visitors can walk the base of the rock and then follow some stairs up to the summit of the rock and then explore the vast summit.
The colours of the rock are stunning and it's surreal to explore a structure so old and unique.
This summit provides amazing views of the bushland and nearby Hyden.