Best trails in Neerabup National Park

This is a surprisingly good trail located nice and close to Perth, Western Australia. This out and back route begins and ends from where Burns Beach Road intersects with Blue Mountain Drive. From here you'll make your way along the trail until up near Hester Avenue, the turnaround point of this route. You never quite lose the traffic noise from the Freeway or Wanneroo road, but apart from that, you could be a way out in the bush. The trail itself is good for hiking and mountain biking -...

The Yaberoo Budjara Heritage Trail is a historical Aboriginal path used by Yellagonga and his people as they moved between Lake Joondalup and Yanchep. The route is easily accessible with a car park in Burns Beach Rd at the start of the trail. The trail is mostly a hard-packed limestone surface and performs well for trail running, walking, hiking, mountain biking, and dog walking – although only as far as the Yanchep section where dogs are not permitted. The trail stretches about 26km and has...

Winding through the heart of Neerabup National Park, this heritage track offers a profound connection to the ancient migration routes used by the Whadjuk Noongar people. The journey takes you through a classic coastal limestone landscape, characterised by undulating hills and a mix of dense banksia woodland and towering tuart forests. Because the terrain is predominantly sand and limestone, the ground can feel a bit soft underfoot or dusty during the peak of summer, while winter rains may...

Get out there and give the Yaberoo Budjara Heritage Trail a go and you'll be amazed at the great natural beauty and diversity that this trail has to offer. The trail is used for running, bushwalking and mountain biking. Beginning from either Neil Hawkins Park in Joondalup, about half an hour north of Perth. The route can also be done in reserve, beginning from Yanchep National Park (fees apply). There is lots of low lying growth that offers minimal sun protection and no water refill...

This heritage trail in Neerabup National Park is dedicated to the second camp of the 10th Light Horse regiment during World War Two in Wanneroo. The 10th Light Horse regiment was responsible for guarding the West Australian coastline from potential enemy attacks. Located between the coast and Pearce Air Base, the Wanneroo campsite included essential facilities such as an administration area, cook house, ammunition dump, stores, a large manoeuvre area, horse lines and a farrier tent. In...