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Temperatures can be extreme, please do not attempt this trail in the warmer seasons. 

Mt Nameless Walk Trail, Tom Price

Bush Walk
Trail difficulty
Some climbing over rocks and up steep ledges is required
Trail difficulty

Difficult trail with rough surface that may have very steep hills or extensive rock hopping. Directional signage may be limited. Bushwalking experience, navigation and emergency first aid skills, and good fitness required.

  • Length 4.5km
  • Est. time 1-3 hours
  • Dog friendly
  • Return
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The start of the trail can be found off Nameless Valley Drive, about 4 km from Tom Price town site, just past the speedway. There is a small gravel parking area at the start of the trail.

The first part of the trail requires some steep climbing and scrambling over rocks, but the latter section is a long steep path following the ridge of the hill. 

From the top you can see for miles out over the Hamersley Ranges, the town of Tom Price and the Rio Tinto iron ore mine. If you are lucky you may see one of the iron ore trains winding its way into the mine to be reloaded with ore, bound for the port at Dampier.

After good rains, the hill is covered with colourful wildflowers. 

This trail is best attempted in the cooler months of May to August and in the cooler part of the day. Always let someone know where you are going, wear a hat and carry plenty of drinking water.

Tom Price Visitor Centre

(08) 9188 5488

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Length

4.5km return

Fees

No fees apply

Trail Access

Drive from Tom Price

Trail Start

Tom Price Tourist Park, or at base of Mt Nameless for the walk. Tom Price is 1,455km (16 hours) north of Perth

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Trail End

Mt Nameless

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When to go

May to August and early morning

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Bush Walk

Class 4

Difficult trail with rough surface that may have very steep hills or extensive rock hopping. Directional signage may be limited. Bushwalking experience, navigation and emergency first aid skills, and good fitness required.

Additional information

Some climbing over rocks and up steep ledges is required

What To Pack

Hazards & Warnings

Do not attempt the climb during the warmer weather. Carry plenty of drinking water and let someone know where you are going.

Facilities

Camping at Tom Price Tourist Park

  • Camping
  • Car Park
  • Dog Friendly
  • Lookouts
More tips for being Trail Ready

Today May 13, 9:09am

28°C

Feels like 27°C

Max 33°

Min 24°

Precipitation: 0%

Visibility: 10km

Wind: 9.82km/h E

8-day forecast

Wed

33°

24°

Thu

33°

23°

Fri

34°

24°

Sat

30°

23°

Sun

31°

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Mon

31°

22°

Tue

24°

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Wed

24°

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Leanne Heggie

Reviewed 28 Feb 2018, 2:27pm

Great morning jog, took Miss 6 too, beautiful walk, clearly marked and great views over Tom Price from top!

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