Best Trails in Western Australia, Australia

Kings Park is always beautiful. Finding path names is a little difficult, they are also not included on KP maps. For some reason the app sent us the wrong way so we ended our last leg of the walk quite differently to the listed walk. A note on this to find Boomerang path is to walk below (around) the kids playground.
look for parking Park Ave, Forrest Drive.

Beautiful scenery very busy at the start but once we’d walked about 1km we hardly saw anyone as most people just seem to stay near the carparks next to the river. Signage is almost non-existent so having your phone to check navigation is a must.

Fantastic track with excellent markings. Took me three and a half hours. Some slippery and muddy bits plus a shoes off creek crossing but a really beautiful walk.

Lovely location, in a few parts there’s water to cross, so bring the correct footwear. Not hard but a few hills I had to carry my 2 year old up. Worth the trip.

Beautiful easy little trail to do in the peak of winter! In summer you don't even realise you are following a lovely river. in winter you hear the water running!

Lovely walk and great scenery. Moderate inclines not too strenuous. Took just over two hours at a leisurely pace from start to finish. Will definitely go back in near future.

Beautiful overlooking the ocean

Great starter track as I took my 15 year old son for his first ride. Lovely area, shop, toilets and well maintained tracks.

Well marked out trail. Get some great views over to Perth.

Great views of the gorge, but get prepared for some serious hills to climb.

After all of the rain we have had the waterfall was beautiful! Some gorgeous wildflowers were starting to show their colours. Definitely recommend this walk after rainfall!

lovely views in winter!

I completed the Gully Trail. Was a great walk. Views were worth the walk. A must for anyone who enjoys a challenge.

Stunning gorge - need 4 days to really explore it. Do t be fooled by the distance. This is an adventure. There is one permanent water hole near elbow. Finger five was our favourite.

A pleasant hike. Start in the AM, definatly not recommended attempting in the dark as a few sketchy cliffs and loose rocks.
Official recommendations is 6 hours return, we managed a leisurely 4 hours with plenty of photo breaks and a lunch stop at the summit.
The path is decently posted but no signage showing the 3 sections of the seperate trails so it increases from class 2 to class 5 without much warning.
Not overally strenuous or steep but a few scrambles and a particularly precarious chain handrail to navigate.
Wear sunscreen, hat and take the recommended amount of water. It can be a fair bit cooler at the summit in comparison to the Pilbara heat so take an extra layer.
Definatly a worthwhile activity while in Karijini

There are a couple of places that need creativity to get over some streams but otherwise a good, well signposted trail.

Excellent trail woth amazing views. Even better during the wintet months.

our first hike beautiful countryside

Hard on the legs but a good workout

A bit of a climb but other than that some nice views.

Short walk but stunning views

Beautiful scenery but just too busy

Nice view but don’t walk this one alone. Lots of kangeroos and wear longs .... lots of prickly bushes.

Love this hike. I do it at least one a month for the last 2 years. In July and August the flowers are amazing. When finished you can have a coffee at the coffee shop or a beer at the club.

Makes exercising fun!

Beautiful trail to walk-in all conditions.

Love this walk, feels like you are in the bush rather than the city. it is possible to connect this walk with City Beach if you want to extend to a 1okm walk.

Amazing views along the track!
Alot of climbs along the track but absolutely worth it!

**Note:You do need to pay for the entry in advance!

What an amazing walk. This is a privilege to walk. Access gate with code no problems. Trail markers best we have come across to date within WA. Well looked after and maintained. Over a 1000 steps staggered throughout entire length so little difficult on problematic knees- strap in advance good idea to assist discomfort, but worth it. Well placed bench seats and viewing platforms allowing rest stops taking in the majesty of this incredibly diverse natural landscape. Stunning!!! Time - allow more than u think. We normally bush walk between 4-6kms an hour (7-8 road/ flat) we did 15kms today including all the xtras. Wet weather slowed us also. 5hrs 20mins. But the views amazing u can’t help but stop and smell the roses. Hope this info helps