WA Trails

Looking for a trail that offers both a challenge and a moment of stillness? Just 55 minutes from the city, the Baldwin’s Bluff Trail is a rewarding hike in Serpentine National Park, offering sweeping views of Serpentine Falls, the Darling Scarp, and the Swan Coastal Plain.

Stretching over 1,000 kilometres from Kalamunda in the Perth Hills to Albany on the south coast, the Bibbulmun Track is one of the world’s truly great long-distance hiking trails — and a cornerstone of Western Australia's outdoor culture.

Looking for a trail that tests your legs and lifts your perspective? The Bluff Knoll hike is one of the most iconic and rewarding mountain hikes in Western Australia. Rising 1,099 metres above sea level, Bluff Knoll is the tallest peak in WA — offering a rugged, soul-stirring journey to the top of the Stirling Range National Park.

If you're looking for a peaceful, accessible nature trail near Perth, the Bold Park Trail offers an easy escape into coastal bushland — just 10 minutes from the CBD. With more than 15km of walking tracks, panoramic lookouts, and seasonal wildflowers, Bold Park is a must-visit for anyone seeking a scenic self-guided hike in Perth.

Just under an hour from Perth, the Kitty’s Gorge Trail offers one of Western Australia’s most breathtaking bushwalks—where waterfalls, winding creeks, and ancient forests come together in a rich tapestry of natural beauty. Nestled within Serpentine National Park, this trail invites you to trade city noise for birdsong, and routine for wonder.

Just a short drive from the city, the Perth Hills offer some of Western Australia’s most breathtaking hiking trails. From hidden waterfalls and sweeping valley lookouts to wildflower meadows and heritage forests, this region is a playground for both seasoned adventurers and first-time walkers.

Tucked within Kalamunda National Park, the Rocky Pool Walk is a short but rewarding hiking trail near Perth that leads to a tranquil natural pool surrounded by granite boulders and forest. Just 35 minutes from the city, this 5km return hike offers a beautiful mix of jarrah and marri forest, rocky outcrops, shaded gullies, and seasonal wildflowers.

Located just 55 minutes south-east of the city, Serpentine Falls is one of the most loved natural attractions near Perth — and a gateway to some of the best hiking trails in the Perth Hills. Tucked inside Serpentine National Park, this stunning waterfall flows over smooth granite into a clear, tranquil pool — especially beautiful in winter and spring when the water is at its peak.

Tucked into the Darling Ranges just 30 minutes from Perth, the Whistlepipe Gully Walk is a peaceful, picturesque Perth Hills hike that follows a seasonal stream through granite outcrops, shady forest, and wildflower-strewn valleys.