Zen In The Perth Hills

2.5 Hours

4 km

Beginner

Tour Overview of Zen In the Perth Hills

As the late afternoon casts its warm glow, we invite you to join us for a 4km evening hike, beginner-friendly yoga, and sound healing in the heart of the Perth Hills. Part of our Zen series, this experience takes you through the stunning landscapes of Mundaring Weir and Beelu National Park, where the soft hums of wildlife create the perfect backdrop for an unforgettable journey.

We begin with a gentle hike along a section of the iconic Bibbulmun Track, winding through lush forest and leading to South Ledge Lookout. As you walk, take in the quiet beauty of nature and pause to savour the stillness around you.

Upon reaching the lookout, and under the setting sun, you’ll embark on a 45-minute beginner-friendly sound healing and yoga practice. The natural sounds blend with the guided movements and the soothing vibrations of the sound healing, leaving you grounded and rejuvenated.

As nightfall approaches, we’ll begin our return journey, incorporating forest bathing elements as we walk under the twilight sky. With the bushland bathed in the glow of the moon and stars, this reflective hike offers the perfect conclusion to an evening of calm and reconnection.

This soul-nourishing experience promises to leave you with a deep sense of peace and connection.

What's Included
What is included in this tour?
A guided 6km hike from the iconic Mundaring Weir to the South Ledge Lookout, returning at twilight
45-minute beginner-friendly yoga and sound healing in the heart of the Perth Hills at sunset
Captivating historical stories and hidden secrets, unveiling the rich local heritage of the darling scarp
Cool down with a cold refreshment at the lookout as the sun sets.
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?
Transport

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Meeting and Pickup

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Your friendly guide will meet you in the carpark opposite the Mundaring Weir Carpark to the south of the Weir wall. We will also send you more information on getting there closer to your booking date.

What our guests are saying

Can't wait to do it again
It was excellent. Loved walking through the bush in the dark with our headlights. I did it solo and loved chatting to other people.
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Fun Day Out
Fabulous way to spend some time with friends. Mim and yoga instructor were awesome. Will def do another hike. Very well organised.
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Spectacular Views
Hike with super spectacular views & lots of photo opportunities. Our guide Chriss, a natural, sharing lots of knowledge along the hike.. created a memorable experience while holidaying in Perth. Highly recommend this hike with The Hike Collective
Show More Debbie

What to bring
The following gear is mandatory:
Yoga mat
1 l water bottle (filled)
Closed in shoes
Head torch or hand torch
The following gear is recommended (Nice to have):
Sun / wet weather protection
Small backpack
Comfortable clothing
Hiking poles for the uneven surfaces

Accessibility guide

Carers complimentary

Cognitive or people on the Autism Spectrum

Deaf or low hearing

Food allergies or intolerances

Additional info
- Amenities and Parking
  - Toilets available at your start point and throughout
  - Park at the Art Gallery carpark opposite Mundaring Weir Hotel

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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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What is the distance and difficulty level of the Zen in the Perth Hills Hike?
The Perth Hills Sunsets Tour is approximately 6km long and is suitable for most fitness levels. The trail includes some moderate inclines and uneven terrain but is generally accessible for beginners and intermediate hikers.
What should I bring with me?
We recommend bringing comfortable walking shoes, a jacket or extra layer (as it can get cooler in the evening), a water bottle, a hat, and a flashlight or headlamp for the twilight walk back. A camera or smartphone is also great for capturing the stunning sunset views!
What time does the tour start, and how long does it last?
The tour usually starts in the late afternoon, around 4:30 PM, but changes seasonally to coincide with the sunset. It lasts approximately 2-3 hours, including the hike and time to enjoy the sunset.
Is Zen in the Perth Hills Suitable for Children?
Yes, the tour is family-friendly and suitable for children who are comfortable with the hike's distance and terrain. However, please consider the time of day and the return walk in low light conditions.
What happens if the weather is bad?
The tour runs in most weather conditions, but if extreme weather is forecast (such as heavy rain or storms), we may reschedule or cancel the tour for safety reasons. We will notify you in advance if this happens.
Are there restroom facilities available during the Zen in the Perth Hills Hike?
Restroom facilities are available at the start and end points of the hike, with a more "rustic" toilet available at the sunset stop. Please plan accordingly.
Is food or drink provided during the tour?
We will provide a 'naked' beverage at the sunset stop, and a small snack. We recommend bringing your own snacks and water. Some guests also enjoy bringing a small picnic to enjoy while watching the sunset.
Is there parking available?
Yes, there is parking available at the starting point of the hike. Detailed directions and parking information will be provided upon booking.
Do I need to book the Zen in the Perth Hills Experience in Advance
Yes, advance booking is required to secure your spot on the tour as group sizes are limited.
Is the tour wheelchair accessible?
Due to the terrain and inclines on this hike, the Perth Hills Sunsets Tour is not wheelchair accessible. Please contact us for other tour options that might better suit your needs.
What is the cancellation policy?
Cancellations made 48 hours or more before the tour date will receive a full refund. Cancellations made within 48 hours of the tour date are non-refundable.
Can I bring my dog on for my Zen in the Perth Hills Experience?
Unfortunately, pets are not allowed on this tour as it enters National Park area.
What should I wear for the Zen in the Perth Hills Experience?
Wear comfortable clothing suitable for hiking, including layers for cooler evening temperatures. Sturdy, closed-toe shoes are a must for walking on uneven terrain.
Who leads Zen in the Perth Hills Tour?
The tour is led by one of our experienced and friendly guides, who are knowledgeable about the Perth Hills area and trained in first aid. They’ll share insights about the local environment and ensure you have a safe and enjoyable experience.
Will I be able to take photos during the tour?
Absolutely! There are plenty of photo opportunities along the trail and during the sunset. We encourage you to capture the beautiful scenery and share your experience with friends and family.

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Zen In The Perth Hills

Tour Overview of Zen In the Perth Hills

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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