Trails

The 16km Lake Joondalup Circuit is a well developed family friendly path around Lake Joondalup in Yellagonga Regional Park’s north.

The Cape Peron Loop Trail in Rockingham is a scenic 2.2km coastal walk that weaves through limestone headlands, sheltered bays, and striking ocean vistas.

This pretty walk trail gives you a snapshot of the best the Walpole Wilderness has to offer. The mosaic of forest types growing on the Knolls is fascinating. Karri, tingle, jarrah, marri, peppermint and sheoak all grow in this small area surrounded by the Walpole and Nornalup Inlets Marine Park.

The Minyirr Trail runs between Minyirr Park Base Camp and the Broome Surf Lifesaving Club, intersecting seven nagula (saltwater) trails at various distances.

Banan Derdbe-Gerring Gooleng Theniyinhang (path for looking at trees and other things) is an easy 500m walk through the sandstone range of Mirima National Park, including a boardwalk and cultural interpretation signage.

This trail starts from Cape Naturaliste carpark and takes you in a 360-degree loop around the lighthouse, providing panoramic views of the Indian Ocean. It is over relatively flat sandy ground with some rocky sections and overlaps with sections of Cape Naturaliste Loop and the Whale Trail. The walk is through low coastal heath which bloom with beautiful wildflowers in spring. 

Bloodwoods Lookout is a short 200m return trail to views of the northern escarpment of the Bungle Bungle Range and surrounding woodland. 

The Escarpment Trail is a 7.2km return trail which runs along the the range through open woodlands, linking all the trails together from Echidna carpark to the Bloodwoods carpark. 

The Homestead Valley Trail cuts deep into the range, through open woodlands and an uneven, dry creek bed ending in a shaded rest area with views overlooking Homestead Valley. 

This is a short, easy walk through open woodland with trailside signs introducing the traditional Aboriginal use of trees, shrubs and grasses. 

Whip Snake Gorge Trail strats at the Piccaninny carpark and follows Piccaninny Creek before turning to the left to veer into the gorge. This difficult 10km return trail takes you into a natural ampitheatre which is full of vegetation. 

This short, steep walk takes you to the top of a limestone ridge with stunning 360° views of Purnululu National Park. It is a great spot to capture sunrise and sunset. 

The Window Trail in Purnululu National Park is a 6km return trail taking you to a naturally formed sandstone window hidden amongst the beehive domes of the Bungle Bungle Range. 

A short walk with a moderate slope takes you to an elevated ridge with panoramic views of the ancient and rugged Osmand Range. 

Explore the mystical wonders of this otherworldly environment on foot. This loop walk takes you deep into the forest where you’ll feel dwarfed by the towering trees.

All good tales start with Once Upon a Time and this is the perfect start to your Giants Trails adventure from the Walpole Trailhead. 

Choose your fate along the Glass Slipper. At one end lies the Tree Top Walk and Ancient Empire and at the other end are the Pleated Lady and the Ride Through Tree. Either way, you’ll enjoy your journey and learn about this unique tingle forest. Shared use trail - bushwalk, mountain bike, adaptive. 

Kingia's Landing is your staging point to tackle Riverrun or Rapunzel's Tower and is a beautiful winding trail to follow on foot or on your bike. Shared use trail - bushwalk, mountain bike and adaptive.