About this place

The area is especially popular in late winter and through spring when the falls are flowing and wildflowers are on display. The falls are usually dry in summer and most of autumn.
 

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Safety information

Plan when to visit. Read this safety information about bushwalking. Consider travelling with a personal location beacon (PLB). In the event you need to be rescued it could save your life!

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lookout with views over the valley and swan coastal plain
Lesmurdie Falls Picnic Area
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water fall spilling over the rocky hillside
Lesmurdie Falls Picnic Area
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metal boardwalk to viewing platform of water fall
Lesmurdie Falls Picnic Area
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access down steps to the information shelter
Lesmurdie Falls Picnic Area
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water fall spilling over the rocky hillside
Lesmurdie Falls Picnic Area
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steam of water flowing over rocks
Lesmurdie Falls Picnic Area
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a stream flowing over rocks
Lesmurdie Falls Picnic Area
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trail with green grass on both sides and the bush ahead
Lesmurdie Falls Picnic Area
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concrete path leading to a sheltered picnic table
Lesmurdie Falls Picnic Area
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Lesmurdie Falls in early August
Lesmurdie Falls Picnic Area
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Lesmurdie Falls in early August
Lesmurdie Falls Picnic Area
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View of dirt trail surrounded by trees and blue sky.
Lesmurdie Falls Picnic Area
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Walk trail leading uphill.
Lesmurdie Falls Picnic Area
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Trail alongside Lesmurdie Brook
Lesmurdie Falls Picnic Area
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Lesmurdie Falls in early August
Lesmurdie Falls in early August
Walk trail on the north side of Lesmurdie Falls with early August wild flowers
Early September wild flowers along the walk trail past the waterfall.
Trail alongside Lesmurdie Brook

Facilities

Toilet

Shade shelter

Picnic table

Activities

Bushwalking

Plants, wildlife and fungi

Visit the Atlas of Living Australia for a list of species recorded within a 5km radius of Lesmurdie Falls Picnic Area.

Traditional Owners

We recognise and acknowledge Whadjuk people as the traditional owners of Mundy Regional Park.

Trails

dirt walk trail that follows a stream of water with bush on the other side

Lesmurdie Brook Loop
Bush Walk
1.5 kilometres

Lesmurdie Brook Loop is a family friendly 1.5 kilometre trail in Mundy Regional Park in the Perth Hills.

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metal boardwalk to viewing platform of water fall

Foot of the Falls Trail
Bush Walk
2 kilometres

This moderate, 2km return bushwalk takes you to the lookout over Lesmurdie Falls, with views over the Swan Coastal Plain, and then down towards the foot of the falls where you can enjoy a picnic.

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Palm Terrace Walk, Mundy Regional Park

Palm Terrace Walk
Bush Walk
5.5 kilometres

A fairly strenuous 5.5 kilometre loop walk through the Mundy Regional Park and Lesmurdie Falls National Park, including multiple panoramic views of Perth.

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Lesmurdie Falls in early August

Shoulder Trail
Bush Walk
1.5 kilometres

A moderate, 1.5km return trail at Lesmurdie Falls, passing over a footbridge and eventually leading to an impressive view of the landscape.

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Lesmurdie Falls in early August

Valley Loop
Bush Walk
3 kilometres

A moderate, 3km loop trail showcasing everything Lesmurdie Falls has to offer. Uneven, gravel sections are to be expected, but the breathtaking views make it worthwhile!

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Park boundaries are approximations only and should not be used for navigation or orientation purposes.