Kings Park’s Lotterywest Federation Walkway
Kings Park is a must-visit for newcomers to hiking, featuring the Lotterywest Federation Walkway—a short, shaded path with elevated views over Perth’s skyline and river. At only 620 meters, this walkway is ideal for a quick escape into nature, surrounded by native wildflowers and tall trees. Afterward, nearby cafes provide a refreshing end to your adventure.
Araluen Botanic Park – Hillside Ramble
Araluen’s Hillside Ramble is a charming 2 km stroll through lush greenery, footbridges, and blooming flowers. Early mornings are especially peaceful, with cooler temperatures and vibrant plant life. Once you’re done, unwind with a cool drink at the park’s café—perfect for beginners and families.
Canning River Regional Park – Woodloes Walk
The Woodloes Walk is a hidden gem for those seeking a riverside experience. This easy 1.5 km loop is shaded by tall trees and lined with native plants, offering a serene setting to enjoy birdwatching and river views. Close to Perth, it’s perfect for a quick nature escape without leaving the city limits.
Bold Park – Zamia Trail
For beginners looking to explore a bit further, Bold Park’s Zamia Trail is a 5.1 km loop offering gentle hills and panoramic ocean views. The wide sandy paths provide an enjoyable challenge for those wanting a touch of adventure, and the surrounding bushland offers plenty of shaded breaks.
Lake Monger – Lakeside Trail
Lake Monger’s 3.5 km loop around the lake is accessible, flat, and full of life, with local birds, shady trees, and serene water views. Early mornings are especially scenic, with lake reflections adding a peaceful touch to the trail—a perfect introduction to hiking for beginners.
These beginner-friendly trails showcase Perth’s beautiful natural landscapes and are ideal for anyone looking to ease into hiking. Start early, stay hydrated, and don’t forget your sunscreen for a safe and enjoyable experience. Ready to step outside and explore Perth’s best beginner trails this summer?