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Perth Hills Heritage Pubs Trail

Trail difficulty
  • Length 118km
  • Est. time Half day
  • Return

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Dating back to 1857, most of the hotels are over 100 years old with so much history and character. While you’re there, have a look at the venues’ food and entertainment offerings. Many of our heritage pubs are renowned for their restaurants – it’s more than just a chicken parmi up in the Hills! And you’ll often find great music acts up here too. From David Helfgott to Dave Hole, there’s something to suit everyone’s musical taste.

The trail is 118 kilometres of sealed road and winds through beautiful Darling Range rural landscape and jarrah forest. 

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Parkerville Tavern

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Millbrook Winery

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Just 50 minutes from Perth, this picture-perfect estate is one of WA’s most awarded destinations, known especially for its Gourmet Traveller Top 100 restaurant that grows most of its produce onsite.

Off The Beaten Track WA

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Jarrahdale Tavern

Jarrahdale

The Jarrahdale Tavern is a restaurant and bar located in Jarrahdale, Western Australia.

Bistro by the Dam

Jarrahdale

Bistro by the Dam, located in Jarrahdale, Western Australia, is a charming venue situated at 16634 Kingsbury Drive.

Perth Hills Mundaring Visitor Centre

Mundaring

Make Perth Hills Mundaring Visitor Centre your first stop for free local information to help you get the very best out of your visit to the Perth Hills.

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Time / Duration

Half day to full day depending on how long the stops

Length

118km one way

Trail Access

Drive on the road to Noble Falls or Jarrahdale

Trail Start

Noble Falls Toodyay Road 50km east of Perth

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Trail End

Jarrahdale 64kms south east of Perth

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When to go

All year round for south section. June, July, August for Northern part

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Facilities

Facilities vary at each venue. Please contact venues for further information.

  • Cafe
  • Car Park
  • Public Toilet
  • All accessible parking
  • Shop
  • All accessible toilet facilities

Important weather note for this trail.

Due to this trail spanning multiple regions, we recommend use of your own weather app for localised information, or visiting bom.gov.au for accurate updates.

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