The Wungong Gorge walk follows the Wungong Brook upstream, along the valley floor of a steep sided and very picturesque valley. Following the valley upstream, you will pass an old granite quarry and several dramatic rocky outcrops. The track following the brook, along the base of the valley, is fairly level for the most part. The trail leads to the lower parking area of Wungong Dam on Admiral Road. There are toilets located in this carpark.
There are several tracks heading off to the left and right of the main track which climb the sides of the valley, these trails can be quite steep, are not signposted and are recommended for experienced hikers only. A map of the area is recommended to attempt these side trails.
The Wungong Gorge Walk is located approximately 5 kms south of Armadale, along the South Western Highway. Access to the track is near the Wungong Brook bridge with parking available at the corner of Rails Crescent (and South Western Highway), about 200 metres north of the start of the trail.
Dogs are not permitted near the Dam.
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