Image Credit: Keysbrook Home Café
April in the Perth Hills is shaping up with plenty of new things to explore. Whether you’re after a new spot to dine, a high-energy hike, a lakeside market or a sunset yoga session with the best seat in the house, April is delivering the goods. Here’s what’s fresh across the Perth Hills region this April.
GIDGEGANNUP
Yoga in the Hills is heading to the iconic Red Hill Auditorium for its very first Sunday sundowner session. Perched right on the scarp, you’ll be flowing with sweeping views across the city skyline as the sun dips. The deep house Sunday sesh will be a calming escape for yoga lovers and sunset chasers alike, happening April 19. There will be food and non-alcoholic drinks, and it will all be wrapped up by 8:30pm.
MUNDARING
Lake Leschenaultia is a Perth Hills staple for a reason, and the arrival of the lakeside markets gives it a whole new vibe. Now held monthly, the Lake Leschenaultia Markets are the perfect excuse to support local makers and soak up the lake’s relaxed atmosphere with a stroll around the stalls. Held every fourth Saturday of the month, 10am to 2pm. Arrive early for a lap of the lake, hit the markets, and then settle in for a picnic under the trees for a classic Perth Hills day out.
KALAMUNDA
Kalamunda’s dining scene has a fresh face. Ribs Master (formerly Kandel Pan & Grill) has officially entered its next chapter. You’ll still find the same passionate team you know, serving up dishes taken to the next level. 100% of their meat, seafood, and vegetables are sourced in WA. Even better, they’ve introduced lunch service on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. It’s the perfect spot for dinner after exploring the local artisan shops. Find out more here.
ARMADALE
Join the team at Off The Beaten Track WA for a guided 11km trek out to Abyssinia Rock, into the rugged beauty of the Armadale hills. Expect massive granite outcrops and expansive views, with an expert guide leading the way along a bite of the Bibbulmun Track. Going guided means you get the safety and local insights of the OTBT team, making it a stress-free way to tackle one of WA’s most impressive trails. Happening on April 4, book now. Find out more here.
SERPENTINE JARRAHDALE
Image Credit: Keysbrook Home Café
There’s a new café in SJ! Keysbrook Home Café is now bringing cosy country charm to the southern Perth Hills region. This friendly café is all about relaxed hospitality, barista coffee, homestyle flavours and delicious picnic baskets to order and enjoy on nearby trails and at Serpentine Falls. It’s right on the South Western Highway, making it so easy to drop in on a drive. Find out more here.
Be sure to enjoy something new in the Perth Hills this month – they’re closer than you think.