Down Under Discoveries
Welcome to Down Under Discoveries, where Nature meets Adventure and the Essence of Australia draws you in!
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Learn moreThe Joseph and Dulcie Nannup trail is approximately 4km long, flat easy walk with interpretives signage sharing an insight into the cultural history of the Serpentine River. The trail consists of sealed pathways, unsealed compacted limestone and boardwalks. There are multiple entry/exit points to the trail along the waterfront.
The Nannup's used to live in bush camps along the river, sustaining their family on fish caught from the river and lakes in the area. In honour of their memory and the continuing use of the River by their family this walk trail has been named after them.
Boardwalks along this trail overlook the scenic Goegrup Lake, which is fed by the Serpentine River that begins at the Darling Scarp, and is one of the three major rivers that drain into the Peel-Harvey Estuary, an internationally important wetland listed on the Ramsar Treaty.
Enjoy sighting diverse birdlife, Quenda and possibly dolphins, not to mention the abundant varied native vegetation.
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Welcome to Down Under Discoveries, where Nature meets Adventure and the Essence of Australia draws you in!
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A couple of hours to complete the whole trail.
Up to 8km return depending on route taken
Riverside Gardens Reserve or Eacott Par, Greenfields, 73km (50 minutes) south of Perth (10 minutes east of Perth)
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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Group A - Urban Trails (Urban trails or short trails near facilities)
Wheelchair users may require assistance due to changes in the terrain surfaces along the trail, especially in winter where sections of the unsealed trail may become wet and boggy. Boardwalk sections are wide enough to fit most wheelchairs. Accessible parking, toilets and picnic areas are located at Riverside Gardens Reserve/ Eacott Park, near the boat ramp.
Road 2WD
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