Trails

The Jingemia Cave Walk Trail is a 600m (return) trail up to the mouth of the cave. An additional 800m return route is accessible to the southern boundary of the Watheroo National Park.

Come and enjoy short and easy stroll on the 2.4 kilometre boardwalk and walktrail around Beenyup Swamp in Yellagonga Regional Park.

A moderate, 1.6km loop trail where visitors can discover Wiebbes Hayes shelter - Australia’s oldest recorded European structure and the site where Jeronimus Cornelisz’s reign of terror was defeated.

A moderate, 1km return trail on East Wallabi Island, a captivating coastal environment complete with a panoramic lookout!

Discover some of the natural values and history of Pelsaert Island on this 700m loop trail. You will encounter unstable coral limestone ridges, loose shell and sandy surfaces along the trail.

A coastal trail spanning 426m in length, following the water's edge of Leo Island, eventually leading to a lagoon.

This easy, 550m return walk on crushed coral leads you to 9 interpretive nodes describing the terrifying events of 1629. 

The Iain Wilson Nature Trail is a 6.6km loop trail in Badgingarra National Park. With wildflowers in bloom from June to October. The trails pass through sandplain and laterite breakaway country with dense, low scrub known as 'kwongan heath'.

The Bad-ji Gabbi loop trail is a 3.5km in the Badgingarra National Park. The walk showcases a diverse range of seasonal flora and fauna, binoculars are recommended.

An easy, 350m trail descending to the entrance of Langford Park.

A moderate, 680m trail returning riders towards the entrance of Langford Park, ideal for riders hoping to get a descending rush!

A challenging loop for fitness enthusiasts or optional return for visitors from the upper lookout.

From the lower lookout, 153 steps lead to the upper lookout where you can enjoy sweeping 360 degree views over the Indian Ocean and Bunbury to the Darling Scarp.

A walk through Maidens Reserve that reveals a distinct shift in vegetation from open tuart woodland to low coastal heath.

A sealed path, suitable for assisted wheelchairs, winds upwards to a lower lookout with a bird’s eye view over the tuart forest of Maidens Reserve, Bunbury city and out eastward to the Darling scarp.

Maidens Coastal Trail is a moderate, 1km scenic trail that winds across coastal dunes with views to the ocean. 

Follow the blue markers and catch your first close-up glimpse of the karri forest from this short loop trail. Only 3km from Pemberton, this trail starts from the famous Gloucester Tree.

The Tuart Walk is an easy, 1.3km shared trail, located within the spectacular Kalgulup Regional Park. Allow 45 minutes return as you comfortably traverse leafy tuart and peppermint woodland. Keep an eye out for unique birdlife, including the Weebil and Brown goshawk!