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Honey Hakea Track,  Karijini National Park

Part of Karijini National Park network

Trail difficulty
Trail difficulty
  • Length 4.6km
  • Est. time Full day
  • Return
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Part of Karijini National Park network

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The Honey Hakea Track is a fantastic alternative for those who do not feel confident to tackle the Grade 5 Mt Bruce Summit Trail.

Leaving from the Mt Bruce car park the trail takes you past Marandoo View where you can see down into the workings of the Marandoo iron ore mine, before continuing on up the ridge of Mt Bruce. The trail steadily climbs uphill and is clearly marked.

There is a second vantage point at the end of the Honey Hakea Track with stunning views of the the Mt Bruce summit and surrounding hills. From here on the Mt Bruce Summit Trail gets increasing steep and more difficult.

Mt Bruce is known as Punurrunha to the local aboriginal people.

The best months to hike this trail are May to August when the temperature is cooler. Remember your hat and plenty of drining water before heading out.

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Time / Duration

3.5 hours

Length

4.6 km return

Fees

National Park fees apply

Trail Access

Air or road to Tom Price, self drive to Karijini NP 2WD and large vehicle accessible

Trail Start

The trail starts at the Mt Bruce carpark on Karijini Drive, Karijini NP, 1 hour east of Tom Price and 1,400km north of Perth

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Trail End

When to go

May to August when the temperature is cooler.

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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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Hazards & Warnings

Day time temperatures can reach 35 to 45 degrees between October and March. Hiking is not recommended

Prohibited items

No pets or fires are permitted in the National Park

Facilities

Information shelter

  • Car Park
  • Lookouts
  • Public Toilet
  • View Platform

Today Apr 11, 12:07am

29°C

Feels like 31°C

Max 38°

Min 27°

Precipitation: 0%

Visibility: 10km

Wind: 6.96km/h W

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