King Jarrah Hiking Experience

Experience the impressive 250 year old King Jarrah Tree as you loop through the Jarrah Forest and admire views of the Murray River on the King Jarrah Hiking Experience with Off The Beaten Track WA. 

The King Jarrah trail traces the former transportation routes of the once vibrant timber industry.  The much prized hard woods of  jarrah, marri and blackbutt saw a proliferation of timber towns in the late nineteenth century and were an important source of employment for the early pioneers.

This 18km guided hike can be quite challenging with some steep rocky sections, but the last 11 kms is relatively flat as it follows the Murray River on an old 4 x 4 track. You can expect to see plenty of wildlife and birdlife and hear the water flowing along the river on this full day hiking experience in Lane Poole Reserve, Dwellingup.

Time: 8am - 2:30pm

Distance: 18Kms

Includes: 18 km guided hike, morning tea, National Park fees, complimentary use of hiking poles, sunscreen, repellent & access to all hike photographs.

What to Bring? Camera, water, snack, a good attitude and big smile!

Meeting place: Please meet at the Nanga Mill Campground, on Nanga Rd, Dwellingup. Nanga Mill is about 6kms past the Lane Poole Entry Station, go over the ❗️narrow❗️ bridge along Nanga Rd and keep going. Turn left at the Trees Adventure Centre, then turn left to enter Nanga Mill campground. ❗️Drive along the main entry road and immediately after the first camping area there is a parking area on the LHS. Here you will see the OTBT signs and Guides.❗️ Please arrive 15mins early to ensure a prompt departure.

Off The Beaten Track WA provide a trained and experienced Lead Guide and Tail Ender for our hikes. We carry two-way communication devices, a personal location beacon when phone signal is not available and we’re a fully licensed, insured and accredited Western Australian tourism business provide hiking and adventure experiences with a twist!

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