Peel Region Canoe Trails


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Trail Start
Get directionsRiverside Gardens Reserve,Wanda Road, Greenfields, Mandurah, 75km (1 hour) south of Perth
Trail End
Get directionsMandurah Estury
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Learn moreAbout Peel Region Canoe Trails
There are two trail options - both around 20 to 30 kilometres which will take 3 to 4 hours depending on how far and how fast you paddle. These can be combined to create a longer trip.
The Serpentine River Trail, which includes the Peel Inlet and Mandurah Estuary, is an easy half-day paddle which takes you past beautiful natural bushland, historical sites and new and old developments including the Mandurah Foreshore.
The 24km Murray River Trail commences in Pinjarra and finishes alongside the King Carnival in Mandurah. The reverse journey is also easily achievable depending on the time of year and river flow.
Specific interests of the trail include the historical Cooper Mill, Old Mandurah Bridge, Pinjarra Station and Hotham Valley Railway. There are various indigenous heritage sites along the trail and beautiful native flora and fauna including black swans, dolphins and blue manna crabs. The views across the Peel Estuary and the Mandurah foreshore are beautiful.
Current water conditions are available by phoning Department of Water on 08 9550 4222. Also check the weather forecast, especially if paddling in more exposed wind and wave conditions such as the inlet and estuary.
The trails form a part of Western Australia's canoe trails network, with a number of maps being developed for other trails, including the Warren River, Blackwood River and Frankland & Deep Rivers.
Rockingham Visitor Centre
(08) 9592 3464
- info@visitrockingham.com.au
- Visit website
- 19 Kent Street, Rockingham WA 6168
Other Links
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Mandurah Canoe Guides
Maps and guides to a number of trails in the Peel region
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Mandurah Paddling Club
The club welcomes newcomers and experienced paddlers to join them.
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Experience Perth
Comprehensive information on the Perth region including destinations, things to see and do, accommodation and tours.
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Here is everything you need to know before visiting this trail.
Time / Duration
3 to 4 hours
Length
20 to 30km
What To Pack
Group F (Paddling trails) required.
What To Pack
Group F (Paddling trails)
- Plenty of water and food for duration of trip.
- Sun hat, sunglasses, sunscreen (30+)
- Clothes to suit the activity and potential weather conditions
- Lifejacket or flotation device
- Leg or paddle leash if paddling in the ocean
Trail Start
Riverside Gardens Reserve,Wanda Road, Greenfields, Mandurah, 75km (1 hour) south of Perth
Difficulty Notes
Hazards & Warnings
Beware of avoidable snags in the river and other boating traffic. Check weather conditions.Facilities
Canoe hire available in Mandurah.- BBQ Facilities
- Cafe
- Picnic Area
- Public Toilet
Best time of year
All
Fees
Trail Access
Road, rail or bus to Mandurah
Prohibited Items
No pets

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