Discover the Hidden Gems of Perth in our full day hiking experience in the Perth Hills!
You’ll hike up to the top of 60 Foot Falls and stand above a waterfall to take in the magnificent views of the Perth city skyline and the valley below! Admire the geology and emerald green waters as we hike into Barrington Quarry. Discover the hidden pools and nature’s spa at Roley Pool Reserve and if you’re lucky you may even spot a native Rakali! Explore the hidden waterfalls and cascades of Whistlepipe Gully and the remains of the old Wallace Greenham house.
You will meander along 3 of Perth’s best short hiking trails at a comfortable pace for approximately 9kms and explore some of Perth’s best kept secrets off the beaten track! After working up an appetite, you’ll head to the picturesque Naked Apple Cider in Karragullen to enjoy a two course lunch with glass of cider whilst relaxing in 6 hectares of lush gardens and native bushland. If cider isn’t your thing, you are welcome to a beer, glass of wine or a tasty hot coffee.
You’ll finish your day toasting to the hidden gems of Perth whilst sipping on a glass of bubbles and overlooking the Perth city skyline one last time from a beautiful vantage point in the Darling Range.
Wildflower lined trails, waterfalls and cascades, paperbark gullies, lush jarrah/banksia forest, ancient granite boulders and awe-inspiring views are just some of the features of the Hidden Gems of Perth Experience. You can expect amazing views, lots of laughs, historical tales, flora facts and delicious local gourmet produce at Naked Apple Cider on the Hidden Gems of Perth Experience! This experience will leave you feeling refreshed, inspired and amazed at the stunning natural wonders of the Perth Hills!
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