A WALK THROUGH WA

About

Your guide will introduce you to the botanical wonders of the state of Western Australia, its significance to the First Nations People and its exploration by Europeans. Begin in our Southwest, a region where the high concentration of rare and endangered plant species makes it a Global Biodiversity Hotspot. You will then travel north through the Mallee, Mulga and Desert regions of WA and right up to the rugged ranges and beautiful coastlines of the Kimberley, home of the famous boabs. Along the way you will learn about the uniqueness of WA’s flora, it won’t disappoint. Be immersed in our state’s history, its geography, and climate. Meet some colourful characters that were amongst the earliest European explorers, surveyors, and botanists who played a role shaping this amazing state.

DETAILS

Dates

Wednesday, 2 September 2026 and Tuesday, 22 September (2 separate events)

Time: 11.00am sharp. Please arrive at least 10 minutes early plus allow time for parking.

Meeting Location: Near the Guided Walks sign at the base of the steps outside the Visitor Information Centre

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Duration: Up to 1.5 hrs.

Distance: Approximately 1 km.

Difficulty: An easy walk on sealed paths, suitable for all fitness levels.

Accessibility: This walk is suitable for wheelchairs, prams or mobility aids.

What to wear and bring: Comfortable enclosed walking shoes are recommended. Bring water, sunscreen, hat and a raincoat (weather dependent).