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Learn moreAbout Dorntj Koorliny Track, Northam
The Trail is marked with a triangle sign (with a footprint) or bollards to keep you on track, although the signage is quite minimal. The trail consists of a mixture of sealed pathways and bush tracks, and can be very muddy and slippery when wet.
The trail officially begins at Burlong Park and loops around the Avon River. The trail goes downstream (North-East), taking walkers past the overhead train track, Pool Street Bridge remains and the Suspension Bridge, all the way to the Northam Weir. From here, follow the Mortlock River which joins the Avon River northward towards Katrine Road. The second half of the trail follows the opposite side of the river, passing the pony club, Bert Hawke Reserve, and the Kep track, before returning to Burlong Park.
There are many bridges for crossing the Avon River throughout the trail, and you might see some white swans!
Northam Visitor Centre
(08) 9622 2100
- [email protected]
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- 2 Grey Street, Northam WA 6401
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Time / Duration
3 hours
Length
17.5km loop
Trail End
Bush Walk
Class 3
Moderate trail that may have short steep hills, rough surface, many steps or some rock hopping. Directional signage. Some bushwalking experience and moderate fitness required.
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Difficulty Notes
Minimal signage. Trail subject to some flooding and erosion. Be more cautious when wet, as trail can become slippery.
Hazards & Warnings
Subject to flooding and erosion. Hot in summer, so bring plenty of water and sunscreen.
Facilities
A section of the trail around the town center is wheelchair accessible. This is a 2.2km sealed loop from the Peel Terrace Bridge to the Avon Bridge.
- Picnic Area
- Sheltered Area
- BBQ Facilities
- Cafe
- Car Park
- Public Toilet
- Visitor Information Centre
- Water Access Points
Best time of year
August to October is most scenic
Trail Access
Burlong Park, Northam. 95km from Perth City Centre.
Prohibited Items
No motorised vehicles on the trail.
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Seat by the Dorntj Koorliny Track, Northam, AVES
There are a few seats located around the track, most are on the Southern side of the river, such as by Enright Park and the Weir.
Footbridge, Dorntj Koorliny Track, Northam, AVES
An example of what some of the footbridges look like. If you see fibreglass, you know you're on the right track!
Dog by the Dorntj Koorliny Track, Northam, AVES
A dog enjoying a beautiful morning vista by the Northern section of the track.
Track Sign, Dorntj Koorliny Track, Northam, AVES
If you see a triangle with a footprint on it, that is the official icon for the Dorntj Koorliny track.
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