Breathe in the fresh air on Perth’s incredibly beautiful walking trails, which showcase a pristine and diverse natural landscape and, in season, carpets of colourful wildflowers.

Hike the 15-kilometre circuit of John Forrest National Park’s Eagle View Trail, taking in spectacular vistas. Discover Rottnest Island’s Wadjemup Bidi, a series of trails of cultural and natural significance that makes traversing the island a joy. Go on a free guided walk of Kings Park and Botanic Garden with Kings Park Volunteer Guides, running twice daily throughout the year and during wildflower season.

Tackle a section of the Bibbulmun Track as it winds its way along verdant bushland from Kalamunda to Mundaring Weir, amble along granite outcrops at Kitty’s Gorge near Jarrahdale, or explore one of the trails leading to gorgeous Lesmurdie Falls.

Find wildflowers

The biggest wildflower collection on earth calls Western Australia home. More than 12,000 species of flora burst into brilliant bloom across the state each season, delivering a botanical display like no other. It’s a diverse and unique show, with 60 percent of the flowering species found nowhere else on the planet. 

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