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The Kalamunda to Mundaring Weir section of the Bibbulmun Track features steep rocky terrain, flowing waters, granite boulders, picturesque views over the Mundaring Weir and Lake CY O’Connor plus amazing valley views all combined in 18.5kms of hiking gold!
Kicking off at the Bibbulmun Track Northern Terminus (Kalamunda), you will travel through a former golf course, now known as Jorgensen Park, and into Kalamunda National Park. Following the creek line of Piesse Brook downwards you will admire spectacular valley views, before heading up hill past granite outcrops and boulders and through lush mixed Jarrah forest.
You’ll be rewarded with a delicious lunch at Trails Hub Café, before we go back into the forest for an afternoon of delight hiking through Paulls Valley and its awe-inspiring views.
You’ll stop at Golden View lookout to admire the views of the Mundaring Weir, before hiking through Beelu National Park to reach the Weir and Lake CY O’Connor. You will marvel in its beauty, and after reading the interpretive signage you will have an appreciation of the work that went into building this impressive structure, regarded as one of the world’s great engineering projects. After crossing the weir, you will pass some large granite boulders before reaching the Mundaring Weir Hotel, where you can have a nice cold refreshing drink and toast to your hiking achievement!
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