Western Australia is a dry state, but it does have some navigable rivers with reliable water levels. The Avon River, for example, which flows to Perth, offers good paddling can be enjoyed on the Murray River where it cuts through the ranges near Dwellingup. Other destinations in the south-west include the Warren, Deep and Blackwater Rivers. Trips to rivers in the north of the state, such as the Ord, Fitzroy and Murchison, require careful planning, not only because of the length of the rivers but also because of  the difficulties involved in getting on and off the water in remote locations.