South West

The purpose of this page is to provide or link to sub-pages on other walking areas and tracks (besides the Bibbulmun Track and Cape to Cape Track) in the South-west of Western Australia. Would you like to talk to others about bushwalking in the South-west of Western Australia? Then please join your fellow bushwalkers at the Yahoo! group, Aushiker.

Other Walking Tracks:

Coastal Plains Walk Trail - The Coastal Plains Walk Trail is a 55 km trail located in the northern outer region of the greater Perth metropolis. It starts within the Yanchep National Park and ends in the Melaleuca Park, west of Bullsbrook (northeast of Wanneroo). The trail is fairly well established, with four campsites (Shapcotts, Ridges, Moitch, and Prickly Bark). Please click through for more details on the Coastal Plains Walk Trail.

Other Walks in the South West of WA

Fitzgerald River National Park - Probably considered the hardest walk in the South-West of Western Australia, the walk described here is a variation of the walk published in Forests on Foot. As described here, it is a seven day walk from Four Miles Beach at the eastern end of the Park to Quaalup Homestead at the western end of the park. The walk follows the coastline (beaches), overgrown 4WD tracks and compass bearings. There is no defined track despite suggestions to the contrary. Please click through for more details on our walk of the Fitzgerald River National Park.

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