Trails WA

🌲NEW NETWORK ALERT! Discover the new Arboretum trails in Pemberton🌲

Nestled amongst towering karri forest and stunning exotic tree plantations, the Arboretum Trail Network is the South West’s newest must-visit trail destination. Located near the iconic Gloucester Tree, the network offers a mix of mountain biking, walking and trail running experiences for all skill levels.

🚴🚴‍♀️With 24 trails to choose from, there is a trail for every rider. Explore flowing beginner-friendly trails like Redwoods and Strung Out, tackle fun technical descents such as Sheep Thrills and Pear Shaped, or enjoy the scenic Fitness Trail winding through majestic spotted gums, blue gums and towering redwoods. And for hikers, there are a couple of shared use trails here and a dedicated walk trail which takes you around the wetland in the centre of the Arboretum.

Originally established in the 1930s to trial exotic tree species, the Arboretum is now a beautiful recreation area. Many trails connect through incredible stands of messmate stringybarks, poplars and towering Californian redwoods, creating a truly unique riding and walking experience in WA 🚶

Whether you’re chasing adrenaline on the bike trails, enjoying a family bushwalk, or simply stopping for a picnic beneath the giant trees, the new trail network is another fantastic reason to visit beautiful Pemberton this season.

Ready to explore? Plan your visit and find more trail details at
https://trailswa.com.au/trails/trail-networks/the-arboretum-pemberton
📷 Sean Tysoe, Bron Anderson, DBCA

🇦🇺 Albany, where the ANZAC journey began.

Considered the 'home of the ANZACs', Albany is one of the most important places in Australia for ANZAC Day because it was the final departure point for 41,000 Australian and New Zealand service men and women on their way to WW1 in 1914.

🌅 Albany Heritage Park
Overlooking the waters where the fleet of troops left from, Albany Heritage Park is a 260-hectare reserve featuring natural bushland, walking trails, lookouts, historic military and commemorative sites, and the National Anzac Centre.

Connect to the origins of the ANZAC story this long weekend and explore the trails and attractions of Albany Heritage Park:

👟Mt Adelaide Nature Trail – enjoy the surrounding bushland and learn more about the ANZAC story on this moderate 2.25km loop trail, featuring historic sites and interpretive signage about the area’s military history.

🥾Mt Clarence Heritage and Granite Trail – appreciate the sweeping views of King George Sound and Princess Royal Harbour, where the fleet departed from, on this moderate 3.2km circuit trail that is lined with memorials, commemorating ANZAC troops.

🚵‍♀️ Albany Downhill Mountain Bike Trail - Looking for an adrenaline hit? This one-way, 700m downhill MTB track drops 76m and is packed with 41 exciting features like jumps, drops and wooden berms. Short, sharp and seriously fun!

Ready to plan your ANZAC weekend in Albany? Find out more at:
https://trailswa.com.au/trails/trail/mount-clarence-heritage-and-granite-trail-albany-heritage-park
https://trailswa.com.au/trails/trail/mount-adelaide-nature-trail-albany
https://trailswa.com.au/trails/trail/albany-downhill-mountain-bike-trail
📸 TourismWA, K Stevens