Best trails in Warren National Park

The Warren River Loop Walk is a top pick. This track has some steep bits, but the views are well worth it. You'll get stunning lookouts over the river valley and be surrounded by magnificent karri trees that are hundreds of years old. If you're feeling brave, you can even climb the Dave Evans Bicentennial Tree, a historic fire lookout, for a bird's-eye view of the forest.

Warren Lookout is a stunning lookout point in Warren National Park. You can get there by car along the Heartbreak Trail (no busses or caravans), or take this short walk from the Dave Evans Bicentennial Tree. There is signage at the lookout with information about the river, which is often covered in mist. This is a good one to pack a picnic for to enjoy your time at the lookout before heading back.

Heartbreak Drive Trail is a one-way gravel road that provides a scenic loop through Warren National Park. The trail loops in an anticlockwise direction from Old Vasse Road down to the Warren River at Heartbreak Crossing. From here you'll follow the river and find several points for camping and launching kayaks. Make the ascent up to the Dave Evans Bicentennial tree and soak up the views of your surrounds before continuing back along Old Vasse Road to where you started. Be sure to take...