
Craft Beer and Wine Trail, Peel Region


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Get directionsMandurah Visitors Centre, 73km ( 1 hours) south of Perth via Kwinana Fwy and Forrest Hwy
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Our philosophy is a simple one... We’ve had enough of mass-produced beer, made from cheap ingredients and we think the beer-loving public deserves better.
Using only the finest ingredients and traditional brewing methods (no filtering pasteurization, or additives) we offer you great beer for take-away or enjoying in the tap room.
6 Harlem Pl,
Greenfields, 6210
Friday and Saturday 12noon to 6pm
Expanded hours coming soon
3riversbrewing.com.au
Facebook: @3riverscraftbrewing
Producing an extensive range of quality red, white, rosé, sparkling and fortified wines available for tasting at the cellar door everyday. Visitors are invited to bring a picnic or cook a BBQ whilst enjoying our award-winning wines in beautiful country surrounds.
View vintage in action from
Jan–March.
Family-friendly summer music series on select Sundays.
290 Fletcher Rd,
Karnup, 6176
Open 7 days, 10am to 5pm
Closed Christmas Day &
Good Friday
peelwine.com.au
(08) 9524 1221
The Vernon Arms serves the range of WLB brews and is open daily with a full in-tavern menu.
WLB Brewhouse opens on Friday afternoon, Saturday and Sunday. Serving a considered Brewhouse Menu and offering the full range of WLB Beers, with the Brewhouse deck available for your enjoyment through the summer.
1441 Old Mandurah Rd,
Baldivis, 6171
OPENING HOURS:
WLB Brewhouse:
Friday 4pm till late, Saturday and Sunday from 11am
Vernon Arms:
Daily 11am till late
whitelakesbrewing.co
(08) 9523 0456
operated brewery set on 90 acres of rural farmland, just 40 minutes south of Perth. It was born out of our love for great cider, hard work and determination.
Our venue offers a family friendly, vibrant atmosphere that optimises the area’s rural character and charm. It’s a location that provides freedom for the kids to run and play whilst you kick back, relax and enjoy our delicious food and beverages.
796 King Rd, Oldbury 6121
Wednesday to Thursday 11am to 4pm.
Friday and Saturday 11am to 9pm.
Sunday 11am to 8pm
kingroadbrewingco.com.au
0484 940 112
September to April) on the banks of
the sparkling lake.
Both are created using delicious estate-grown produce and, of course, matched with fabulous Millbrook wines.
Be sure to sample our range in the tasting room and discover why these highly-awarded wines have such a loyal following.
Old Chestnut Ln,
Jarrahdale 6124
Tasting room: Thursday to Monday,
10am to 5pm
Restaurant: Thursday to Monday,
lunch from midday
Winery/garden tours by appointment.
www.millbrook.wine
(08) 9525 5796
The cellar overlooks a magical landscaped lake where you are invited to bring your own picnic. The winery is consistently rated 4/5 stars by James Halliday in his annual Australian Wine Companion.
Prince Road, Waroona, 6215
Wednesday to Sunday 10am to 5pm,
other times by appointment
drakesbrook.com.au
0427 944 503
Offering comprehensive wine tastings with winemaker/owner Kim Skipworth.
Lot 390 Hoffman Rd,
Yarloop, 6218
Open Saturday, Sunday and Public Holidays from 11am to 5pm.
skipworthwine.com.au
(08) 9733 5888 or
0429 913 322

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Learn moreAbout Craft Beer and Wine Trail, Peel Region
The Peel Region is WA’s most diverse region and offers some amazing experiences only a short drive from Perth. Blessed with internationally recognised natural attractions, such as the Yalgorup National Park and the world famous thrombolite formations, it also fuses cosmopolitan living with historic riches, rural lifestyles, farming enterprises and a tapestry of local arts, culture, festivals and events.Â
Known as Perth’s natural adventure playground, visitors can experience a range of activities along the coast or in the bush. Zip along the estuary or take to the open ocean on a jet ski, go fishing, board a dolphin cruise, tee off on world-class golf courses, go mountain biking or hiking through jarrah forests, try treetop climbing or get your taste buds excited with locally made craft beer, wines and a huge range of dining options. Whether you have a day or a week, visit the Peel Region and choose your adventure.Â
The Peel Region is alive with restaurants, ice creameries, bars and cafés. Wherever you end up along the trail, there is great food nearby. Try the delicious dishes served at the great wineries or breweries featured, or go for something different such as the Waroona Country Cafe, Pinjarra’s Jarra Infusion, Pinjarra Bakery and Patisserie or relax and take in the views while enjoying a coffee at the Cafe On the Dam in Serpentine. If you have time, there are also plenty of amazing spots for a picnic, including Waroona Dam or Lane Pool Reserve. There are new and exciting choices around every bend! Explore a great list of venues at the Visit Peel website: www.visitpeel.com.au/food-and-wine.
Visitor Information Centres
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Visit Peel
More food and wine info on the Visit Peel website
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Experience Perth
Comprehensive information on the Perth region including destinations, things to see and do, accommodation and tours.

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Time / Duration
Full day experience
Length
258km loop
What To Pack
Group A (Urban trails or short trails near facilities) required.
What To Pack
Group A (Urban trails or short trails near facilities)
- Full large water bottle per person.
- Sun hat or bike helmet (compulsory in WA).
- Sunglasses, sunscreen (30+) and insect repellant.
- Clothes to suit the activity and potential weather conditions (See suggestions below).
- Binoculars and camera (optional).
Trail Start
Mandurah Visitors Centre, 73km ( 1 hours) south of Perth via Kwinana Fwy and Forrest Hwy
Trail End
Facilities
Facilities vary at each venue- BBQ Facilities
- Cafe
- Car Park
- Interpretive Centre
- Kiosk
- Picnic Area
- Public Toilet
- Shaded Area
- Visitor Information Centre
Best time of year
All year
Trail Access
Road, bus or Train to Mandurah 70km south of Perth. Road for Trail


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