3 Best Hiking Trails in Perth

“Yanchep National Park is a picnic spot, the western grey kangaroos and birds saunter through the 240-metre koala broadwalk. The bushland and wetland are the home to kangaroos and birdlife. The walk-in trail features the amazing biodiversity of the northern swan coastal plain. Yanchep National Park includes a long trail among trees inhabited by koalas. The park provides 9 walking trails ranging from 500-metre short paths to 46.2-kilometre trails. The National Park has over 400 identified caves, among that there is one functioning cave named, Cabaret Cave. Yanchep National Park has a chilled environment and includes activities like birdwatching, bushwalking, camping, caving and golf.”

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“Bells Rapids Park is a gateway of 2 circuits of trails captivating the views of falls, rapids and kangaroos. Bells Rapids is the perfect spot for a special day out and bushwalk. A walk bridge range over the Swan River, makes this an elegant viewing spot. The 2 unique circuit walk trails of Bells Rapids Park range from 2.5-kilometre river walk and a 3-kilometre goat walk. The Park provides scenic views in both countryside and coastal plains for walkers, also enjoy the view of the grey kangaroos at the specified period of the year. The park ensures plenty of car parking facilities, picnic areas, barbecue facilities, public toilets and also dog friendly.”

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“Kalamunda National Park encompasses various walking trails, composed of typical Darling Scarp that showcases species like marri, jarrah and wandoo also includes wildflowers. The park provides a habitat for the exquisite birds of Australia. Kalamunda National Park ensures activities like adventures mountain biking, hiking, bushwalking, running and swimming at the rock pool, also it's also a ideal destination for hiking. The visitors can experience the natural beauty at Kalamunda National Park. The park provides the free entry, a wide range of picnic facilities, well-maintained picnic tracks and dogs are allowed at certain sections of the park.”

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