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Map of bushwalks in Western Australia
List of bushwalks in Western Australia
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Sequoia Walk
590 m circuit
9 min to 20 min
Sequoia Walk
590 m
Circuit

Walk
9 min to 20 min

Wheelchair rough
8 min to 25 min

Starting from the car park off Old Padbury Road, Balingup, Sequoia Walk in Golden Valley Tree Park offers a leisurely 10-minute jaunt through a tranquil gully, immersing visitors in the enchanting North America section of the park. This wheelchair-accessible (rough) track meanders amidst majestic groves of redwoods, Douglas firs, and sequoias, showcasing the grandeur of these towering trees. Nestled just 3 kilometres from Balingup, the walk invites you to explore the World Collection area, where you'll feel transported to the woods of North America. While the trees here may not yet rival the lofty heights of their American counterparts, their presence is nonetheless awe-inspiring. Take a moment to rest at the nearby picnic area and shelter, surrounded by the diverse flora of the park. With numerous labelled trees adorning the landscape, identification is made easy, allowing visitors to appreciate the seasonal variations throughout the year. Accessible from the Oaks Picnic Reserve, this flat and wheelchair-friendly path promises a delightful encounter with nature's wonders, complete with a serene pond providing a haven for local birdlife. Let us begin by acknowledging the Wadandi, Pibulmun and Ganeang people, Traditional Custodians of the land on which we travel today, and pay our respects to their Elders past and present. 

Highlights
Pets

Environment
Natural

Transport options
To start
Car


Shellhouse and Grandstand
620 m return
15 min to 30 min
Crooked Brook Forest Path Circuit
670 m circuit
10 min to 15 min
Crooked Brook Forest Path Circuit
670 m
Circuit

Walk
10 min to 15 min

Cycle

Run
5 min to 10 min

Wheelchair
10 min to 20 min

Starting from the Crooked Brook Forest car park off Boyanup-Ferguson Road, Crooked Brook, this walk takes you on a circuit around Crooked Brook via the Forest Path. The Forest Path is a short, simple and well thought out loop trail that circumnavigates Crooked Brook, providing easy access to an area of natural bushland in the Ferguson Valley. A dedicated group of volunteers has developed this wonderful forest to provide facilities to all visitors, including the disabled and elderly. The path has a concrete surface suitable for wheelchairs or prams and accessible in wet weather. There are heaps of benches along the way, as well as a wheelchair-accessible drop toilet and covered shelters with picnic tables and gas barbecues. The trail takes walkers alongside the winter brook that runs through the forest, crossing two footbridges and passing a peaceful billabong. A series of interpretive plaques describe the native species and the history of the forest. You may spot western brush wallabies, grey fantails, Gould's monitors and the rare red-tailed black cockatoo. There's a distinctive energy and landscape to this place each season, so try to come at different times. In winter, see the brook overflow the billabong to create a sparkling crystal waterfall. Discover the profusion of wildflowers scattered throughout the forest, which are particularly spectacular in spring. Let us begin by acknowledging the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we travel today, and pay our respects to their Elders past and present.

Environment
Natural

Transport options
To start
Car




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