Kambarang Bidi – Wander the Wetlands

2 Hours

6 km

Beginner

Tour Overview

Welcome to part one in the 6-part series of Six Seasons Trails. Join us for an unforgettable journey through the Forrestdale Wetlands during the enchanting Kambarang season. October and November herald Kambarang, a time when the landscape is ablaze with vibrant wildflowers, including brilliant yellow blooms, orchids, kangaroo paws, and banksias. The striking orange and yellow of the Mooja (Australian Christmas Tree) marks the onset of warmer days.

Embark on a guided 6-kilometer hike along the Forrestdale Lake Trail, which begins at Skeet Memorial Park and meanders around the lake. This family-friendly trail offers exceptional birdwatching opportunities and is accessible to hikers of all fitness levels. Witness the dynamic transformation of flora and fauna that defines Kambarang and gain deeper insights into the natural world’s seasonal rhythms.

The Six Seasons Trail Series is in partnership with major supporter, City of Armadale.

What's Included
What is included in this tour?
Embark on a 6km guided hike at Forestdale Wetlands during Kambarang
Discover captivating historical stories and hidden secrets, unveiling the rich local heritage of the trail and its surroundings.
Experience an unforgettable adventure with Perth’s award-winning tour operator.
Be guided by our friendly, knowledgeable, and first aid-trained tour guides.
Access all the photos captured during the day to cherish your memories.
What is not included in this tour?
Transportation to and from the meeting point
Snacks (please bring your own)

Meeting and Pickup

Skeet Memorial Park
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Your friendly guide will meet you in the carpark Skeet Memorial Park. We will also send you more information on getting there closer to your booking date.

What our guests are saying

Awesome guided walk
My husband, son and I along with friends, a group of around 11 of us walked the Victoria Dam/Korung National Park hike (Bickley area) late yesterday afternoon/early evening. Kelly, our guide was most informative about the history of this remote area. First time we had hiked with Hike Collective, felt very safe despite the walk being of a moderate rated walk, very hilly at times, 7kms (approx) ending up at Victoria Dam which was truly spectacular. Great to get out and about in our own 'back yard', especially with a guide. Will definitely be hiking again with this company, thanks so much.
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Fantastic hike as always
Great day out with the Hike Collective Team. Look forward to the next one.
Show More Mardi
Great Hike!
Hike guides are organised and well informed. Lots of information about the local area, its history and plenty of opportunities to take photos. Love that you can do the hike "your" way while knowing that there is support and advice if needed.
Thanks Kate and crew for another fantastic hike.
Show More Renate

What to bring
The following gear is mandatory:
Sturdy closed in walking shoes
At least 1 liter of water
Sunscreen and hat
The following gear is recommended (Nice to have):
Snacks
Walking poles
Camera
Lightweight rain jacket
Hiking shoes

Accessibility guide

Carers complimentary

Cognitive or people on the Autism Spectrum

Blind or low vision

Deaf or low hearing

Food allergies or intolerances

Additional info
- Amenities and Parking
  - Onsite parking available at the Skeet Memorial Park

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Nature should be accessible to everyone.

Carers and companions can join your adventure with a complimentary ticket.

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How long is the Kambarang Bidi tour?
The tour typically lasts around 1.5 to 2 hours, including time for breaks and guided commentary. The exact duration may vary depending on the group's pace and weather conditions.
What should I bring on the tour?
Please bring comfortable hiking shoes, a hat, sunscreen, and plenty of water. It's also a good idea to bring snacks, a camera, and a small backpack for your personal items.
Is the Kambarang Bidi tour suitable for beginners?
Yes, the Kambarang Bidi tour is designed to be accessible for hikers of all skill levels. However, a basic level of fitness is recommended to fully enjoy the experience.
Are there any age restrictions for the tour?
The tour is generally suitable for guests of all ages. However, children should be accompanied by an adult, and it is recommended to assess whether the hike is appropriate for very young children or those with limited mobility.
What if the weather is bad?
The tour may be adjusted or rescheduled in case of severe weather conditions. We will notify guests as early as possible if changes need to be made. Please check our weather policy for more details.
What is the cancellation policy?
Our cancellation policy allows for a full refund if canceled at least 48 hours before the tour date. Cancellations made less than 48 hours before the tour will not be refunded.
Are there any safety precautions in place?
Yes, safety is our top priority. Our guides are trained in first aid and are familiar with the trail. We conduct risk assessments before each tour and provide safety instructions to all guests.
Can I bring my dog on the tour?
Pets are not permitted on the Kambarang Bidi tour to ensure the safety and comfort of all guests.
Will there be opportunities to take photos?
Absolutely! The Kambarang Bidi tour offers plenty of scenic spots ideal for photography. Feel free to bring your camera or smartphone to capture the beauty of the trail.

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Kambarang Bidi – Wander the Wetlands

Tour Overview

What's Included

Meeting and Pickup

What our guests are saying

What to bring

Accessibility guide

Additional info

Nature should be accessible to everyone.

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