The Constitutional Centre, Parliament Place, West Perth West Perth has so many beautiful historic buildings it is well worth exploring. ...

After exploring the  Urban Art in South Fremantle  and on another occasion exploring from the Omeo Wreck south to Woodman Point I felt we...

The Nyungar Tourist Trail is located within an important traditional gathering place for the Nyungar people at Wardan Gepa Boodjaralup...

Fishing Boat Harbour at Freo is not just about the fish and chips! The food might be the main reason you head there but don't forget to...

In February (2020) Bather's Beach in Fremantle hosted the Sculpture at Bather's Beach exhibition. Although on a smaller scale than...

Oh my it is so hard to choose my 5 favourite walks/hikes for 2020! In the end I chose walks and hikes that were a little off the beaten...

Discover Subiaco and it's surrounds, including 6 local parks, using the Nature Passport developed in partnership between the City of...

Jutting out into the Swan River at Dalkeith, Mandyooranup (place of banksia) offers wonderful views across Karrakatta Bank to Claremont...

Most people head to Araluen for the annual spring display of tulip blooms but Araluen is spectacular all year around. We visited late in...

After spending the cooler months hiking Perth's amazing trails we decided to opt for an urban "hike" discovering urban art and parks in...

Rottnest is an ideal location for cycling and with no traffic (except service vehicles) on the roads and a network of cycling trails it...

Rottnest Island has so much interesting history and a short walk around The Settlement will showcase most of it with the heritage...

After walking from the Omeo Wreck to Coogee Beach Reserve we continued on to explore Woodman Point. Woodman Point has a rich history...

The wreck of the Omeo is located about 40 metres off the coast north of Coogee Beach. It lies submerged in about 2-4 metres of water and...

We set off to explore WA history by following the Heritage Trail at Fremantle Cemetery but soon realised that we hadn't printed a...

Success Hill Reserve backs onto the Swan River opposite Fishmarket Reserve on the Guildford side. The river has steep banks on this side...

New Norcia is Australia's only monastic town and is still home to around 9 Benedictine Monks. Founded in 1847 by Spanish Benedictine...

Wireless Hill has a little bit of everything and really shines in Spring when the wildflowers are out. The surrounding bush is home to...

The Bilya (River) Walk Track follows the Gulgulga Bilya (Avon River) from Duidgee Park in Toodyay township to Nardie Cemetery on the...

Banks Reserve, on the banks of the Swan River in Mount Lawley, covers approximately 3.5 hectares and is bounded by Joel Terrace, the Old East Perth Power Station and the Toni Di Scerni wetlands. Banks Reserve is a place of natural beauty with stunning views up and down the Swan River. The reserve rests on land originally known as Warndoolier and was recognised in 2012 as a place of reconciliation. The reserve's significance in Aboriginal cultural is reflected in the monume