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Kwoorabup Water Walk Kwoorabup Water Walk

Bush Walk

(+5)
Cycle, Gravel, Rail Trail, Touring, Road
 in South West

  • Less than 1 hour
  • 1.5 km
    • Bush Walk Grade 1

      No bushwalking experience required. Flat even surface with no steps or steep sections. Suitable for wheelchair users who have someone to assist them. Walks no greater than 5km.

LOOK | LISTEN | FEEL

Bring your smart device and headphones and take the Mokare Trail to the Kwoorabup river mouth QR code plaque to witness the Denmark community sharing with you tales of a life spent in the Great Southern, with her special water places

Kwoorabup Water Walk Qr Code Plaque
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Wundju, djerepinj ngala kattidj. Chinung, nih Boodja ngarlark

Chinnajen unna, bullgar uattain koorrt kattajiny

goondaduk bilya kaip wirren moombari (moombari – where the river meets the sky)

Welcome, you are invited to look, listen, and feel country with us

Let's walk together and seek permission

From our living water spirit to show our respect

This Great Southern Ecotourism/Community Arts project invites audiences to take the Water Walk along the banks of Kwoorabup to the Denmark River mouth, and the coastal cliffs of Pooryungup to Lights Beach, where QR code plaques let you access local Denmark stories

Made by SHOON Healthy Art and the Waterways Team, through Denmark Arts Council

Partnered by the Shire of Denmark, Denmark Chamber of Commerce, Greenskills, Wilson Inlet Catchment Committee, Trails WA, Outdoors Great Southern

Proudly supported by The Department of Local Government Sport and Cultural Industries, Lotterywest, Regional Arts WA, Regional Arts Australia and Australian Museums and Galleries Association

BUILDING UNITY THROUGH DIVERSITY

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Here is everything you need to know before visiting this trail.

Time / Duration

30 - 45 minutes

Length

1.5 km end to end trail (3 km return). Allow 20 minutes walking, with WATER WALK QR code Plaque at river mouth opening

Elevation

Flat

Trail Start

Berridge Park, Denmark which is 420km (4.5 hours) south of Perth

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Trail End

Kwoorabup River Mouth QR code Plaque

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Bush Walk

Grade 1

No bushwalking experience required. Flat even surface with no steps or steep sections. Suitable for wheelchair users who have someone to assist them. Walks no greater than 5km.

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Hazards & Warnings

Eastern side of Denmark River river is impassable July-Aug.

Facilities

Wheelchair accessible parking and toilet facilities available at Berridge Park. Wheelchair accessible parking also available at the end of the trail at Denmark River Mouth, close to QR code.

  • BBQ Facilities
  • Cafe
  • Car Park
  • Child Activities
  • Coach Parking
  • Dog Friendly
  • All accessible parking
  • Picnic Area
  • Public Toilet
  • Shaded Area
  • Sheltered Area
  • All accessible toilet facilities
  • Water Access Points

Best time of year

Visit all year round, noting the eastern side of the river is impassable July-Aug.

Trail Access

Berridge Park, Denmark which is 420km (4.5 hours) south of Perth

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