The Six Seasons Trail invites you to experience the landscapes of Armadale through the changing rhythms of Whadjuk Noongar Boodja (Country). Winding through forests, wetlands, granite outcrops and creek lines, each trail reveals a different chapter of a landscape that has been shaped by nature and cared for by Whadjuk Noongar people for thousands of years.

For Noongar people, the year is marked not by four seasons but by six, looking at changes in flowering plants, birdlife, rainfall and animal behaviour, signalling the time to move, gather, care for Boodja and celebrate its abundance. These natural indicators continue to shape the landscape, offering a deeper understanding of the connections between people, place and the environment.

As you explore the Six Seasons Trail, take time to notice the subtle changes around you; the scent of eucalyptus after rain, the flowering of banksias, the call of native birds and the flow of creeks through the hills. Walk with curiosity, tread with respect, and discover a living landscape where culture, ecology and the passing seasons remain deeply connected.