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Head for the Hills this autumn.
As the weather is starting to cool down it's the perfect time to start planning some adventures for autumn. We've curated a list of great trails to explore in and around Perth and the Perth Hills.
Head out on one or more of these trails - and Find yourself in amazing places!
Eagle View Walk Trail, John Forest…
ContinuePosted on March 4, 2020 at 9:00am
First Hike Project Report: The Wiilman Bilya Trail
Like playing table tennis, holding hands and having a conversation, there are some things that just cannot be done alone! Putting together a successful hike is one of these things.
Over the weekend of October 12-13th First Hike project had a hike planned along the Wellington Spur Trail, the notice of intent form was in and approved, our volunteers had their…
Posted on October 24, 2019 at 4:30pm
Top 5 summer strolls in Perth
Firstly, if you’re planning on exploring a walk trail this summer; here are a few tips to remember:
- Don’t overestimate your abilities. Choose a trail that is suitable for the least fit or youngest member of your walking group.
- Avoid walking during the hottest part of the day. Start early to skip the heat.
- Tell someone where you are walking and what time you expect to be back.
- Drink plenty of water before, during and after your walk.…
Posted on October 21, 2019 at 3:00pm
Top 4 Southern Forests Hikes
If you like your hikes to take you through stretches of unspoiled wilderness, you need to visit the Southern Forests region. With so many national parks, the Southern Forests offer a range of landscapes, flora and fauna to discover. Whether you want to surround yourself with towering trees, explore dramatic coastline or see incredible views, you’ll find a Southern Forest hike that will take you there. Read on to find our five favourite hikes in the region.…
Posted on June 6, 2017 at 2:30pm — 1 Comment
Top 4 Hikes in the Blackwood River Valley Region
During the cooler months, there’s no place prettier to hike than the Blackwood River Valley. The region’s rolling hills turn a vibrant green, wildflowers fill the forests, and mists rise from the tranquil waterways, making every hike feel like a magical experience.
Best of all, the Blackwood River Valley region is only a three-hour drive from Perth, so you can easily squeeze a quick trip into your weekend. If this sounds like your kind of hiking adventure, here are four excellent…
ContinuePosted on May 31, 2017 at 1:30pm
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Hi Linda thankyou for the add i can see i am going to love this site thanks heaps
Hi Linda thanks for adding me to the site. I am looking forward to sharing my events & seeing what else is out there:)
Thank you for giving permission to share by photo and thought in your site.
Hi Linda
Thanks for the add :)
Yes .. planning on the Cape to Cape in May, then the Bibbulmun Track end to end later this year or next year. Also interested in the Munda Biddi Trail... slowly!
Hi Linda, thanks for adding me...yes, we will be in WA in September-am scouting out some trails to do during our visit...I think this site will provide me with some great ones..Cheers, A
Great to see the Trails Hub work underway.
Hi Linda,
Thanks a lot. I am planning to do the Munda Biddi trail, coming February. I am from Holland, Europe and visited South Australia and a little part of the outback in 2005 for 6 weeks and had a wonderfull time.
Hi All
We take delivery of our brand spanking new BOB Ibex trailers which attach to our mountain bikes, tomorrow and waiting with anticipation for the track to open all the way to Albany so we can be amongst the first end to enders. In the meantime, we are going to do an overnighter and travel from our house in Darlington to the Munda Biddi trail and on to Carinya camp site and ride back the following day. 104k round trip and at a moderate pace so as to enjoy the surrounds. Has anyone got advice for us on this part of the trail/campsite etc? I understand we can take a detour around the Dell.
Also, we'd like to post this in the general area but not sure how. Can the admin team post if for us?
Paul and Sasha
Hi Linda,
I trekked the Kokoda Trail in April this year and I'm looking forward to some easier treks closer to home. I've created a blog of my journey for friends and family. Is it appropriate to provide the hyperlink to my blog on the Trailtalk site? Some members may be interested in how you prepare for Kokoda and a description of the trek.
Cheers
Steve W.
Hi Linda
thanks, I like the look of the site as it looks very informative, always good to read the comments from other users of a trail before heading off, we will certainly be trying some of these soon, say hi to Simon
cheers
Wouter
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