Embark on an adventure along the newly designed Little Eagle Trail in the beautiful John Forrest National Park. This 8km tour promises an unforgettable journey through some of Western Australia’s most stunning natural landscapes.
The Little Eagle Trail offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in nature’s beauty, as it winds through the park’s enchanting terrain. Marvel at the towering trees and ancient granite boulders, all while keeping an eye out for the native wildlife that calls this area home. The trail is designed to offer both calm and adventure, making it suitable for hikers of all skill levels.
Throughout the tour, you’ll have the chance to witness the park’s natural wonders, including the mesmerising vistas and picturesque landscapes that make John Forrest National Park a true gem of Western Australia. As you hike, our expert guides will share their knowledge of the park’s history, ecology, and conservation efforts, adding depth to your experience.
Springtime brings an added delight to this tour, as we discover the wonders of the local wildflowers in full bloom. Marvel at the vibrant colors and intricate designs of these delicate blooms, creating a picturesque backdrop for your hike. Along the way, our knowledgeable guides will transport you back in time, regaling you with fascinating stories of the 1930s boom time that shaped this fantastic National Park.
The journey doesn’t end there, as we uncover the secrets of the past, including the enchanting ‘fairy villages’ and the remnants of the early 1900s ‘swimming pool.’ These historical artifacts serve as a reminder of the park’s rich heritage and add an extra layer of intrigue to your adventure.
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John Forrest National Park
Your friendly guide will meet you in the carpark opposite the Rangers Office and main Toilet block at the trail head. We will also send you more information on getting there closer to your booking date.
A beautiful hike through John Forrest National Park. Wildflowers galore and plenty of birdlife. Tour guides Bernie and Deb were so friendly and had so much history and info to share. Reccomend and will join the Hike Collective again.
The John Forrest hike was a great way to spend the morning and take in the fresh air. It was great to meet new people and share a laugh. I really liked that the hike catered to the different walking speeds - you could take it easy or go on a bit of a power walk -- but with the 2 guides there, nobody was left alone. Our guides Squirrel and Jess (?) were so knowledgeable and eady going....thanks again
Recently completed my third hike with the team, this time in John Forrest National Park and was a great morning out. The team take away the worry about where you are going so that you can relax and enjoy the views and learn something along the route. Always well organised and efficient and great pace for everyone to enjoy themselves.. will be booking next trip soon!
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Carers and companions can join your adventure with a complimentary ticket.
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