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Karri Walk Trail, Denmark Karri Walk Trail, Denmark

  • 1-3 hours
  • 1.5 km
    • Bush Walk Class 2

      Easy trail with modified or hardened surface, and gentle hills or occasional steps. Clear directional signage. No bushwalking experience required. May be suitable for assisted wheelchair users (if ramps are provided at steps).

An easy short walk starting from Annie Harrison Park in the Denmark town, and meandering though karri and paperbark forest to the Old Post Office building at the Denmark river mouth.  Forest views, good birdlife and wildflowers.  Links to the Mokare Heritage Trail, the Munda Biddi Trail and the Wilson Inlet Heritage Trail at the heritage railway bridge.

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The Karri Walk Trail is an easy bush walk departing from the Annie Harrison Park on Barnett Street in Denmark town, and passing through scenic karri and paperbark forest,  with some townscape views as it skirts the Denmark Recreation Centre grounds. 

The walk provides a gentle experience of the height and beauty of the karri forest, filled with bird calls and shady coolness under the green canopy.  The walk ends at the Denmark heritage railway bridge, where an interpretative information shelter gives an insight into the history of Denmark, and picnic and BBQ facilities are available for public use, in a beautiful setting adjacent to the Denmark River. 

Further recreational activities and public toilets can be accessed at the Denmark Rivermouth Caravan Park, near the end point of the walk.

Denmark Visitor Centre

(08) 9848 2648

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Time / Duration

Up to 1 hour, but can be extended by returning to town along the Mokare Heritage Trail, or continuing walking along the Wilson Inlet Heritage Trail.

Length

3km return

Trail Start

Annie Harrison Park, Barnett Street, Denmark

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Trail End

Hollings Road, heritage railway bridge, Denmark river mouth

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Bush Walk

Class 2

Easy trail with modified or hardened surface, and gentle hills or occasional steps. Clear directional signage. No bushwalking experience required. May be suitable for assisted wheelchair users (if ramps are provided at steps).

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Hazards & Warnings

Beware of snakes, especially in December - April.

Facilities

BBQ, playground and toilet facilities near the start and end of the trail, in Berridge Park and at the Denmark Rivermouth Caravan Park.
  • BBQ Facilities
  • Cafe
  • Camping
  • Car Park
  • Child Activities
  • Coach Parking
  • Dog Friendly
  • Interpretive Centre
  • Kiosk
  • All accessible parking
  • Picnic Area
  • Public Telephone
  • Public Toilet
  • Shaded Area
  • Sheltered Area
  • Shop
  • All accessible toilet facilities
  • Water Access Points

Best time of year

All year round

Trail Access

Road or bus to Denmark

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1 trail goers have rated Karri Walk Trail, Denmark as 3 out of 5!

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Chelle Fisher

Reviewed 2 Jun 2022, 7:39pm

This is a nice little trail in the heart of Denmark. Surrounded by thick forest and Karri Trees it makes you feel like your somewhere else.

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