Visitor Information: Explore Perth Hills
Nestled along The Darling Scarp, stretching from Gidgegannup in the north to Serpentine-Jarrahdale in the south, the Perth Hills offer a breathtaking landscape of rugged beauty and hidden wonders. This region, deeply intertwined with Noongar culture and early settler history, is a sanctuary for those seeking to explore Western Australia’s natural heritage.
From dense jarrah, marri, and wandoo forests to endless trails, waterfalls, and vibrant wildflower displays, the Perth Hills are a haven for adventurers and nature lovers alike. The Perth Hills are more than just scenic—they're a vital part of Western Australia's natural heritage, with trails winding through diverse ecosystems that support a variety of native wildlife. The region's waterways and bushland not only provide stunning backdrops for outdoor activities but also serve as crucial habitats that contribute to the area's rich biodiversity.
Dotted with charming townships, including Armadale, Gidgegannup, Kalamunda, Mundaring, and Serpentine-Jarrahdale, the Perth Hills are also home to boutique wineries and bustling markets that reflect the area's vibrant culture. Visitors can experience a perfect blend of adrenaline-filled adventures and peaceful retreats, with opportunities for hiking, mountain biking, and serene picnics amidst the wildflowers.
Perth Hills holds a special place in our hearts as the very first destination where we began offering our tours. From stargazing night hikes to full moon walks and waterfall tours, we introduced experiences that helped locals and visitors alike discover the beauty of their own backyard. We’ve had the pleasure of showcasing this stunning region through storytelling, sunsets, and stargazing tours, and we feel incredibly blessed to have played a part in bringing Perth Hills to life. As we prepare to return and offer new experiences, we're excited to reconnect with the Perth Hills community and continue sharing the wonders of this beautiful region.
Whether uncovering ancient stories of the Noongar people, exploring the region's heritage trails, or simply soaking in the tranquil beauty, the Perth Hills invite you to discover a world where nature and culture intertwine. Join us in experiencing the endless trails, waterfalls, and wildflowers that make the Perth Hills a truly unique destination in Western Australia.
Visitor Information: Explore Perth Hills
Nestled along The Darling Scarp, stretching from Gidgegannup in the north to Serpentine-Jarrahdale in the south, the Perth Hills offer a breathtaking landscape of rugged beauty and hidden wonders. This region, deeply intertwined with Noongar culture and early settler history, is a sanctuary for those seeking to explore Western Australia’s natural heritage.
From dense jarrah, marri, and wandoo forests to endless trails, waterfalls, and vibrant wildflower displays, the Perth Hills are a haven for adventurers and nature lovers alike. The Perth Hills are more than just scenic—they're a vital part of Western Australia's natural heritage, with trails winding through diverse ecosystems that support a variety of native wildlife. The region's waterways and bushland not only provide stunning backdrops for outdoor activities but also serve as crucial habitats that contribute to the area's rich biodiversity.
Dotted with charming townships, including Armadale, Gidgegannup, Kalamunda, Mundaring, and Serpentine-Jarrahdale, the Perth Hills are also home to boutique wineries and bustling markets that reflect the area's vibrant culture. Visitors can experience a perfect blend of adrenaline-filled adventures and peaceful retreats, with opportunities for hiking, mountain biking, and serene picnics amidst the wildflowers.
Perth Hills holds a special place in our hearts as the very first destination where we began offering our tours. From stargazing night hikes to full moon walks and waterfall tours, we introduced experiences that helped locals and visitors alike discover the beauty of their own backyard. We’ve had the pleasure of showcasing this stunning region through storytelling, sunsets, and stargazing tours, and we feel incredibly blessed to have played a part in bringing Perth Hills to life. As we prepare to return and offer new experiences, we're excited to reconnect with the Perth Hills community and continue sharing the wonders of this beautiful region.
Whether uncovering ancient stories of the Noongar people, exploring the region's heritage trails, or simply soaking in the tranquil beauty, the Perth Hills invite you to discover a world where nature and culture intertwine. Join us in experiencing the endless trails, waterfalls, and wildflowers that make the Perth Hills a truly unique destination in Western Australia.
Visitor Information: Explore Perth Hills
Nestled along The Darling Scarp, stretching from Gidgegannup in the north to Serpentine-Jarrahdale in the south, the Perth Hills offer a breathtaking landscape of rugged beauty and hidden wonders. This region, deeply intertwined with Noongar culture and early settler history, is a sanctuary for those seeking to explore Western Australia’s natural heritage.
From dense jarrah, marri, and wandoo forests to endless trails, waterfalls, and vibrant wildflower displays, the Perth Hills are a haven for adventurers and nature lovers alike. The Perth Hills are more than just scenic—they're a vital part of Western Australia's natural heritage, with trails winding through diverse ecosystems that support a variety of native wildlife. The region's waterways and bushland not only provide stunning backdrops for outdoor activities but also serve as crucial habitats that contribute to the area's rich biodiversity.
Dotted with charming townships, including Armadale, Gidgegannup, Kalamunda, Mundaring, and Serpentine-Jarrahdale, the Perth Hills are also home to boutique wineries and bustling markets that reflect the area's vibrant culture. Visitors can experience a perfect blend of adrenaline-filled adventures and peaceful retreats, with opportunities for hiking, mountain biking, and serene picnics amidst the wildflowers.
Perth Hills holds a special place in our hearts as the very first destination where we began offering our tours. From stargazing night hikes to full moon walks and waterfall tours, we introduced experiences that helped locals and visitors alike discover the beauty of their own backyard. We’ve had the pleasure of showcasing this stunning region through storytelling, sunsets, and stargazing tours, and we feel incredibly blessed to have played a part in bringing Perth Hills to life. As we prepare to return and offer new experiences, we're excited to reconnect with the Perth Hills community and continue sharing the wonders of this beautiful region.
Whether uncovering ancient stories of the Noongar people, exploring the region's heritage trails, or simply soaking in the tranquil beauty, the Perth Hills invite you to discover a world where nature and culture intertwine. Join us in experiencing the endless trails, waterfalls, and wildflowers that make the Perth Hills a truly unique destination in Western Australia.
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Top 5 Highlights to do in Perth Hills!
John Forrest NP
WA’s oldest national park, featuring scenic trails, wildlife, and the iconic railway tunnel.
Bibbulmun Track
A world-class long-distance hiking trail winding through stunning forests, valleys, and hills.
Lake Leschenaultia
A tranquil lakeside spot perfect for kayaking, swimming, and picnicking in nature.
Araleun Botanic Garden
A lush garden oasis with vibrant seasonal blooms, waterfalls, and heritage charm.
Lesmurdie Falls
One of Perth’s best waterfalls, offering breathtaking views and scenic walking trails.
Top 5 Highlights to do in Perth Hills!
John Forrest NP
WA’s oldest national park, featuring scenic trails, wildlife, and the iconic railway tunnel.
Bibbulmun Track
A world-class long-distance hiking trail winding through stunning forests, valleys, and hills.
Lake Leschenaultia
A tranquil lakeside spot perfect for kayaking, swimming, and picnicking in nature.
Araleun Botanic Garden
A lush garden oasis with vibrant seasonal blooms, waterfalls, and heritage charm.
Lesmurdie Falls
One of Perth’s best waterfalls, offering breathtaking views and scenic walking trails.
Top 5 Highlights to do in Perth Hills!
John Forrest NP
WA’s oldest national park, featuring scenic trails, wildlife, and the iconic railway tunnel.
Bibbulmun Track
A world-class long-distance hiking trail winding through stunning forests, valleys, and hills.
Lake Leschenaultia
A tranquil lakeside spot perfect for kayaking, swimming, and picnicking in nature.
Araleun Botanic Garden
A lush garden oasis with vibrant seasonal blooms, waterfalls, and heritage charm.
Lesmurdie Falls
One of Perth’s best waterfalls, offering breathtaking views and scenic walking trails.
Top 5 Highlights to do in Perth Hills!
John Forrest NP
WA’s oldest national park, featuring scenic trails, wildlife, and the iconic railway tunnel.
Bibbulmun Track
A world-class long-distance hiking trail winding through stunning forests, valleys, and hills.
Lake Leschenaultia
A tranquil lakeside spot perfect for kayaking, swimming, and picnicking in nature.
Araleun Botanic Garden
A lush garden oasis with vibrant seasonal blooms, waterfalls, and heritage charm.
Lesmurdie Falls
One of Perth’s best waterfalls, offering breathtaking views and scenic walking trails.
Need more information?
Head to any of the local visitors centres for further information.
Need more information?
Head to any of the local visitors centres for further information.
Need more information?
Head to any of the local visitors centres for further information.
Need more information?
Head to any of the local visitors centres for further information.