Department of Environment and Conservation

Nearest town:
Entry fee: AUD $ 0.00
Introduction:

This 375-hectare national park is notable for its diversity of native plants. Piesse Brook runs through the park and the rising slopes of its valley are covered with an open woodland of jarrah, marri, wandoo and butter gum.

Butter gum is an uncommon species with a powdery bark; because of its white bark it is sometimes called Darling Range ghost gum. The heath plants of the understorey flower profusely in late winter and spring.

There are several walktrails through the park, including the first stage of the Bibbulmun Track, a long-distance walktrail from Perth to Albany.

Region: Perth
Link to google park map: Whereis.com MAp
Where is it?: 25 km from Perth.
Best season: Winter and spring.
What to see and do: Bushwalking, wildlife observation, photography.
Feature article(s): Hills Forest
Facilities: None.
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