National Parks

Although National Parks remain open throughout the year  it should be noted that there can be temporarily closures. 

NOTE: October - May is bushfire season. Check EmergencyWA website for any bushfire, burn or incident information before making any journey to a national park. 

Dogs, with the exception of Department of Local Government, Sport and Cultural Industries approved assistance dogs, are not permitted in most parks as consideration of the rights of other park users and to protect indigenous fauna.

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Perth Hills national parks include

• Beelu National Park: Popular recreation sites, bird watching opportunities, views of Mundaring Weir and Lake CY O'Connor
• Kalamunda National Park: Diverse range of native plants and is a popular destination for bushwalking and horse riding
• Gooseberry Hill National Park: Home to the iconic one-way (downhill) Zig Zag Drive, this area provides amazing photography and bird watching opportunities
• Mundy Regional Park: Host to an extensive network of walk trails. This park provide stunning views and wildflowers during spring. Lesmurdie falls is also located in this popular park. 
• Korung National Park: Located around Karragullen and Pickering Brook, this is a popular destination for bushwalking and mountain biking for all fitness levels. 
• Other nearby National Parks include:
  • John Forrest: Lookout points, scenic drives and walk trails.
  • Wooroloo Regional Park: Views of the City with seasonal waterways. 

Both the Bibbulmun Track and Munda Biddi Trails start in the Perth Hills.