Off The Beaten Track WA
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Trailhead is 350 metres west of carpark, Admiral Road, Bedfordale
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Learn moreThe Honeyeater Trail is a 7.7km loop bush trail covering the north western section of the park, accessed from either the Dryandra Drive carpark, just off Albany Highway, or the Admiral Road carpark, Admiral Road in Bedfordale. Each entrance has a trailhead located approximately 350 metres in from the carpark.
A watershed runs through the park from the north-west to the east, dividing the park into two water catchments. All the freshwater creeks are seasonal, generally flowing from May to November. The Cooliabberra Spring area, located along the western side of the Honeyeater Hike, has the highest conservation value of all the vegetation communities within the park. This area is heavily wooded with Wandoo and also affords glimpses out to the Swan Coastal Plain from a well placed seat along the trail.
The trail, walked in an anti-clockwise direction, passes through some areas of bush affected by Phytophthora Dieback and as such, numerous boot cleaning stations are provided along the trail to help prevent the spread of this disease. Please use these for cleaning boots and hiking poles to help keep the unaffected areas of the park safe.
With a history of timber and gravel extraction as well as firewood collection and honey production, Bungendore Park is now an area managed for conservation and passive recreation. Covering 498 hectares, Bungendore, which is part of the Wungong Regional Park, has had many long-term scientific surveys highlighting the great conservation value of the park.
Originally gazetted a timber reserve in 1897, Bungendore Park was repurposed as Parklands in 1908 and classified an 'A' Class reserve.Â
Several books on the park are available to purchase from the Perth Hills Armadale Visitor Centre or brochures available from Bungendore Park Environmental Group at https://bungendorepark.com.au/
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Off The Beaten Track WA (OTBT) is Perth’s leading premier Hiking Experience & Adventure Tour operator, providing guests with over 70 safe, fun, inclusive experiences in a fully supported environment.
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Approximately 2 - 3 hours
7.7km loop
Group B (Bushwalks and/or longer trails) required.
Group B (Bushwalks and/or longer trails)
No drinking water or toilet facilities available at the park. Nearest toilets available at Wungong Dam (Admiral Road entrance).
This trail contains several dieback cleaning stations, for continued control of dieback in the area. Please use and follow instructions at each station. All trails in the park are one directional.
Grade 3
Suitable for most ages and fitness levels. Some bushwalking experience recommended. Tracks may have short steep hill sections a rough surface and many steps. Walks up to 20km.
All year round
2WD road access at Dryandra Drive, off Albany Highway or from Admiral Road in Befordale.
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