Easy to locate, nice walk with little or no difficulty. Lots of wild kangaroos but it is safe if you stay on path.
As advised by many others, walk towards the info sign and start your hike from there. There are others obvious path but the correct one is the path with reflectors.
Enjoy…..
Russell Du Guesclin22 May 2026
Underrated experience, great history at start of hike. Tuarts however are the stars here. Barely 50 m in and the biggest recorded Tuart, the Wonnerup Giant emerges, not signposted but impossible to miss! Other giants left over from abandoned farms dotted around. Also eagles regularly fly over, all three species!
laurence stonard11 April 2025
Day use only ( okay you can spot at night but NO camping), good toilets down the road and others nearby. We walked to the bird hide, some ducks, but not much at 7.30 am, half a dozen Ro’s in the next paddock, nice path and good walk about 2 km all up. Note may be Ross river fever in area, protect your self from Mozzies
dee diyana03 July 2025
Short round trail perfect for kids. This was near bussleton jetty but stepping inside felt so refreshing. Carpark may be limited but it’s pretty empty on a weekday. Trees were really pretty. Supposed to be a possum trail and you can only see them at night. Tried to spot wild kangaroos but they were not there but you can see occasional birds. We went in winter so no mozzies!
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