Top Things to do in Mandurah and Peel Region
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7 Hiking Trails in Mandurah and Peel Region That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Mandurah and Peel Region, Australia including Len Howard Conservation Park, Munda Biddi Trail, Kitty's Gorge Walk, Baldwins Bluff Nature Trail, 1872 Heritage Railway Trails, Blue Rocks Walk, Gooralong Park.
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1. Len Howard Conservation Park
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By Deeinperth - Perth, Australia
If you're lucky you'll see splendid wrens and ospreys, what more could you ask for? This really is a gem of a spot on the edge of the estuary.
2. Munda Biddi Trail
3. Kitty's Gorge Walk
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 24 reviews
Kitty’s Gorge is one of the beautiful walks accessible from the historic town of Jarrahdale. Just an hour’s drive south west of Perth, this is a great day trip for a walk and lunch at the winery or one of the cafes. The Kitty Gorge Walk is both child and dog-friendly and with walks of all different lengths (1km, 5km or the 14km loop) it has something for everyone. The walk is a moderate one with some steep sections, and goes from Goorolong Park, Jarrahdale to or from the Serpentine Falls.
Reviewed By 319dj - Perth, Australia
Excellent bush walk, very nice landscape and near to flowing water for most of the trail. We went early and dressed warm as it was quite cold there, watch closely for the signs as we missed some and wasted a bit of time getting back on track. Walk took about 4 hours starting from the serpentine falls side which is a bit shorter than the other way as we did not go all the way to the car park which is the start point from the other side. Probably a reasonable level of fitness required as it can be a bit of a climb especially around the falls and you my be lugging a pack on some uneven ground and with fallen trees to get over. Highly recommended.
4. Baldwins Bluff Nature Trail
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By Tkfoody
We did this trail with 4 kids, aged between 9 and 12. The ascend was steep but it wasn't impossible. The last 1.3km to the lookout was mostly flat which was a nice break from the incline. Reaching the lookout was amazing. The views from above were spectacular. Serpentine falls looked so small and the air above was so fresh. The descend was a little shaky as the rocks were quite unstable. I recommend finding a nice sturdy stick for stability. The overall trail was great and if you don't mind a bit of a challenge, definitely give it a go.
5. 1872 Heritage Railway Trails
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1 reviews
Featured Jarrahdale Walks, the 1872 Heritage Railway Trails are a 4km loop commencing at Jubb Road and an 8km return trail starting form Info Bay, cnr Nettleton & Jarrahdale Roads. The trails feature old railway sleepers, historic trail markers, vistas and picnic spots.
6. Blue Rocks Walk
Overall Ratings
3.0 based on 1 reviews
The Blue Rocks Walk Loops are 1.5km and 3km walk trails over Blue Rock and through forests recovering from bauxite mining and timber milling
7. Gooralong Park
Overall Ratings
2.5 based on 2 reviews
Gooralong Park is situated in Serpentine National Park. Offering many walk trails, this is a perfect destination for those who enjoy the outdoors. Closed to vehicles. No camping. No toilet facilities available.
