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

Shepherds Bush Reserve, off Barridale Drive in Kingsley, is a lovely 17ha pocket of bushland perfect for a nature walk. We walked in...

Point Fraser (Boodjargabbeelup) We've walked the loop around the bridges a number of times but have never really stopped to take in the...

Fishmarket Reserve and Kings Meadow Reserve are on the banks of the Swan River in Guildford. We set out to walk a loop following the Swan...

Following on from exploring the Urban art in Fremantle we found plenty of pinned posts for art further south in South Fremantle so...

After seeing a story about three new walking trails at Hillarys Boat Harbour we set off to discover them. The trails are intended to...

Wadjup, the Noongar name for the Canning flats, refers to the area downriver from Riverton Bridge and includes the Clontarf, Waterford...

This is a stunning walk following Djarlgarra, the Canning River, downstream from Sandon Park. The walk from Sandon Park to Salter Point...

Walyunga National Park and Bells Rapids are both firm favourites and this walk combined the two. Being uncharted territory we joined...

Como Jetty is stunning as it juts out into the Swan River pointing down river towards Heathcote and Blackwall Reach. On this...

The City of Bassendean has three Wicked Walks. One covers the historical town of Bassendean , one covers the parklands of Eden Hill...

The first day of the Noongar season of Makuru, which marks the cold and wet months of June and July and a public holiday for WA day, led...

We discovered wonderful Neil McDougall Park while walking around Como after exploring Como Jetty. Enjoy the birdlife as you walk around...

Starting from the Cafe at Burns Beach head south along the paved shared use path. The path winds up and down some fairly steep hills so...

Maylands has a wide variety of urban art ranging from murals to sidewalk art. The Maylands urban landscape along Guildford Road is not particularly pretty but many of the older commercial buildings have had murals painted on their walls making the streetscape considerably brighter and more interesting. We started from the Fo Guang Shan Buddhist Temple on Guildford Road. The temple is usually open to the general public from Tuesday to Sunday however it was closed due to covid

We started our walk at Point Reserve which was magnificent in the early morning light. Point Reserve lies across from where the Helena...

Bardon Park in Maylands is a large, open, riverside park with great views of Perth City and Optus Stadium. Being situated on a hillside slope it has an upper and a lower section with grassy hills perfect for rolling down! The upper area, closest to the car park, has a fantastic playground with nature play features including a climbing frame uniquely shaped as an arch, balancing beams, a bird's nest swing, a fort, flying fox, musical play and water play. The playground also

Kalamunda is a magical place, but you may not have met the tiny folk who also live here. Fairies! The little fairies who roam Kalamunda...

The shared use path around Lake Joondalup is 16km long - great for a cycle but quite a big commitment for a walk. There are some really...

The shared use path around Lake Joondalup has some stunning lake views. Having frequently walked on the Joondalup side we decided to...