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.
Take a step back in time as you are guided on the Victoria Reservoir Walk Trail in Korung National Park. This historical trail is a 7km loop around the old and new Victoria Dams. As you experience the magic of this stunning trail, you’ll admire the beautiful wandoo and she-oak forests that complement the granite outcrops and enjoy the views from different vantage points along the way. You’ll admire the amazing valley views, giant granite boulders, open vistas, and city skyline views as you make our way along this history-rich Perth hiking trail.
The hike takes in the incredible blue waters of the reservoir before moving on to the old Victoria Dam for a dose of history. When you reach Australia’s oldest wooden bridge – The Mason & Bird Tramway – you will enjoy a delicious gourmet morning tea, before the hike ends with some amazing valley views and boulder hopping! This is a very scenic and interesting trail with lookouts, interpretive signage, granite outcrops, and a multitude of landscapes to admire.
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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