Quairading is located between Bruce Rock and York in the south west region of Western Australia. The name comes from the Aboriginal word "Kwirading", which translated means "the home of a small bush kangaroo".


Toapin Weir is the first example of a water supply, completed in 1912 from a water network in a rock catchment. This supply was used to serve the farms of the area and is still used as a water supply today.

The Quairading Heritage trail incorporates many historic and natural attractions in the town and throughout the area. The trail begins in the town of Dangin.

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