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F.R. Berry Reserve Walk Trail, Gidgegannup

Trail difficulty
Trail difficulty
  • Length 2.7km
  • Est. time Less than 1 hour
  • Dog friendly
  • Return
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The F R Berry reserve was recognised for its high conservation values in the early 1960's and covers an area of 214 hectares (529 acres) and is the largest of the City of Swan's nature reserves.

Several vegetation communities exist at the reserve including Jarrah, Marri and Wandoo woodlands, Melaleuca (paperbark) fringed creek lines and granite outcrops containing a great diversity of species. The area also provides a valuable habitat for a wonderful variety of our Western Australian fauna inclduing the Honey Possum, Mardo, Gould's Monitor, Bobtail, Westerh Green Tree Frog, Weebill, Splendid Fairy Wren, the migratory Rainbow Bee Eater and the endangered Carnaby's Cockatoo.

The reserve is also home to several species of rare and priority flora, some of which are unique to this place and do no occur anywhere else in Western Australia or in the world.

Along the trail are photos of some of the fauna species that you may be fortunate enough to view on your walk .

Trail maps are also available from the Swan Valley Visitors Centre in Guildford or visit www.swanvalley.com.au

Swan Valley Visitor Centre

(08) 9207 8899

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Time / Duration

45 minutes

Length

2.7km one way

Trail Access

Road 2WD

Trail Start

Located at Reen Road, off Toodyay Road in Gidgegannup. Travel 8.5km down Reen Rd and FR Berry Reserve is signposted on the left

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Trail End

Rocky outcrop at the end of the path.

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When to go

Mid Autumn - late Spring

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Bush Walk

Class 1

All abilities access, flat, even, hardened surface with no steps or steep sections. Suitable for unassisted wheelchair users and prams. Clear directional signage. No bushwalking experience required.

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Hazards & Warnings

It is generally flat, but there are some steeper sections with a gravel surface

Facilities

  • BBQ Facilities
  • Car Park
  • Picnic Area
  • Public Toilet

Today Apr 11, 1:32am

18°C

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Max 28°

Min 17°

Precipitation: 0%

Visibility: 10km

Wind: 7.93km/h E

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3 trail goers have rated this trail as 4.33 out of 5!

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Arnia Hamilton

Reviewed 16 Aug 2024, 8:25pm

Such a beautiful, serene trail 😌 Suitable for all fitness levels with plenty of places to rest if needed or keep walking.
Peaceful trail to enjoy nature and take time away from the busy-ness of everyday life.
Amber Moeau

Reviewed 1 Aug 2023, 10:13pm

Good trail, we took our 2 yr old and he loved it! Easy walk with him. Would of loved to see a map at the beginning of the trail, we were unsure if we had done the whole thing but other than that very good trail.
Google maps took us to someones property but luckily they had a sign up to say where to go 😊
Stefanie Mcmahon

Reviewed 12 Mar 2020, 12:47pm

Well signed post, good open trail with walkways where needed over water/mud. Lovely views.

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