Looking for an active day out in Nature?
Join us for a stunning walk along the Bibbulmun Track from Yarragil Form to Swamp Oak campsite and back!
The approximate time for this walk is 6 hours including breaks, however the walk may run over/under time depending upon the overall pace of the group. Please let our Guide know if you are on a time schedule.
Meeting Time/Place:
Meet at 8.00am - The Blue Wren Cafe, Pinjarra-Williams Rd, Dwellingup. We'll leave some vehicles here and car-pool to our starting point at Yarragil, which is approximately 20 - 30 minutes drive.
How To Get There:
Dwellingup is located 106km south of Perth, a drive of approx. one hour and 20 minutes from Perth. From the city, travel south on the Kwinana Freeway to Pinjarra Rd. Exit left and travel to Pinjarra. Turn left on to South Western Highway at the traffic lights and then shortly after passing through the main business area, turn right before the railway crossing near the Pinjarra Hotel (look for signs to Dwellingup). Travel along the Pinjarra-Williams Rd to Dwellingup (approx. 25km).
Alternatively travel south on the South Western Highway from Armadale to North Dandalup and turn left on Del Park Road. Dwellingup is a further 25kms.
Walk Distance: 15.2km return
Terrain: Undulating with a couple of steep sections - Suitable for those with a good level of fitness and moderate bush walking experience.
AW Guide - Sue O'Connor PH: 0403 781 803
If you'd like to join this walk, please click on the BOOK NOW button above
● Lane Poole Reserve, a special conservation zone through which a significant amount of the Bibbulmun Track between Dwellingup & Collie passes.
● Walking through extensive areas of Jarrah & Sheoak
● Photo/Swimming Opportunity at Beautiful Island Pool
Experienced Bush Walking Guide
Park Entry to Lane Poole Reserve (based on carpool)
Comprehensive First Aid Kit & PLB
Insurances
Yummy Morning Tea
Photo's of your day on the trail
Transport to/from Dwellingup (Contact us if you wish to car pool)
Lunch - (BYO)
- Minimum 2 - 3 litres of water
- Sturdy shoes/boots with good grip
- Sun Hat, Sunglasses, sunscreen (30+) and insect repellent
- Binoculars and camera (optional)
- Lunch
- Clothes to suit the activity and potential weather conditions
- Personal Medication/First Aid kit
- Walking Poles (optional)
- Tissues / Wet Ones (for toilet breaks in the bush)
- Something to carry your rubbish out (nothing gets left behind Leave No Trace)
- Bathers & Towel (Optional, if you feel like a refreshing dip at Island Pool after the walk/ on the way back to collect the vehicles)
No refund is available unless your place is taken by another
This was a lovely triple walk. Each one was easy with nice breaks in between to recover if needed. I absolutely loved the last walk and it’s wonderful cascading waterfalls. Meeting at a designated spot in midland and car pooling was a great idea. And the food that was available at the meeting spot was delicious. No need to pre pack your lunch. Yum…..
And as always Jazzy was full of information about the areas we were visiting.
First timer and had a great time, lovely group of ladies and I look forward to many more
What a great to spend a beautiful day. Beautiful scenery and great company.
Great day, but a very long one. Would have loved to had had a longer walk with BYO lunch at Point Lookout rather than lunch at the pub just because of the time it takes with that many people. Overall fabulous day . Girls always pull out the fantastic goodies for afternoon tea which is so lovely.
This was a great walk - beautiful place to walk. Betty is fantastic - there is never any pressure to try and keep up with the group and so I can walk at my own pace - with Betty keeping a close eye out.
Sue was always at hand when we needed her, and the meals were great. Jazz looked after us all day, and I think I got extra attention because I was old, although I think she will agree that I managed OK. And Leonie was just an extra bonus, especially with her i-phone tips.
A fabulous first hike with Adventurous Women!
Well-organised and with a great group of women.
Flinders Peak has been on my bucket list for a few years now and I am so glad that I have finally reached the summit. It is not an easy hike but it is challenging in that it is mostly uphill with a rocky ridge to walk along and many more rocks to climb. I loved it and would do it again. Thanks AW for hosting a great day out. As usual, your guides are welcoming, knowledgeable and helpful.
