Hiking is for EVERY body!
In partnership with the City of Kalamunda and supported by the Department of Local Government, Sport & Cultural Industries (DLGSC), Off the Beaten Track WA are hosting the Accessible Adventure Hike Series in Kalamunda throughout 2025.
Taking the next step into overnight hiking is an exciting and rewarding experience, and being well-prepared will ensure you have an unforgettable adventure! This is your chance to embrace the challenge with our experienced Off The Beaten Track WA Guides, who will support you every step of the way, sharing their knowledge and answering any questions you may have.
Your journey begins at the Kalamunda Camel Farm, where we’ll set off on a scenic 3 km hike along the famous Bibbulmun Track, winding through picturesque jarrah and marri forest to Hewett’s Hill Campsite. After setting up camp, you’ll relax and enjoy a delicious dinner as the bush comes alive with the sounds of native wildlife. As night falls, we’ll gather around the campfire, soaking in its warmth and the peaceful atmosphere under a sky full of stars. This short yet immersive overnight hike is the perfect introduction to multi-day trekking, giving you the skills and confidence to take on bigger adventures in the future.
This hike is suitable for ages 12 years and up and for people with low hearing, low vision, and cognitive disabilities.
Join OTBTWA for an Accessible Hike on this trail and connect with like-minded people, learn new skills, and discover that hiking is for EVERY body!
For further information, and to book, visit the website.
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