Enjoy incredible views from the treetops along the Lottery West Federation Walkway
Explore the lush forest, streams, and waterfalls of Serpentine National Park
Set out from Jarrahdale on a guided 17km hike of Kitty's Gorge

What you can expect

Just south of Perth, Kitty's Gorge is set in the Darling Ranges and surrounded by Jarrah forest. Explore the incredible Kitty's Gorge trail on a 17km guided hiking tour past spectacular natural and man-made sights, including the cascading waters of Serpentine Falls.

Your five hour journey through the national park is a challenging bushwalk full of spectacular scenery. Soak up views of streams, gorges, lush wildflowers, wildlife, and the famous Serpentine Falls. You'll take a breathtaking walk along the Lottery West Federation Walkway, also known as the 'Glass Bridge' in the treetops. Enjoy the unbeatable views and some morning tea before heading back to the trail towards Jarrahdale.

Info

Note

This hike is considered a Grade four - it is still suitable for most ages, however it is recommended for people with bushwalking or hiking experience and high levels of fitness
Trails may have short steep hills, rough surfaces, and sections of uneven ground

Inclusions

Guided 17km hike of Kitty's Gorge from Jarrahdale through Serpentine National Park
Friendly and knowledgeable, first aid trained tour guide

Seasons

In the event that there is a severe weather warning issued, the provider will be in touch to reschedule.

Operating Hours

This hiking adventure is about five hours in duration.

What To Bring

Enclosed footwear is required, such as hiking boots or sneakers
Clothing appropriate to the hiking outdoors
Sun protection and hat
A refillable water bottle (at least 2L)

Cancellation Policy

Change your booking up to 48 hours before the start time of your experience
Changes are not permitted within 48 hours before the start time of your experience

Location

20 Vista Drive, Perth, WA 6081

From

$59.00

AUD

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