Sheila Hill Trail - Mt Hallowell Sheila Hill Trail - Mt Hallowell



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The Sheila Hill Trail begins from Ocean Beach road, (just north of Heather road) Denmark and ends at Lights road, Ocean Beach (at the beginning of the Monkey Rock Trail). From the town centre of Denmark, it is approximately 6km, taking around a 5-minute drive.
From the Sheila Hill carpark follow the plain yellow markers uphill until you reach the signed junction of the Bibbulmun Track which climbs gradually through tall Karri and Marri forests with beautiful ocean scenery and magnificent granite outcrops. Between September and November there is a large variety of wildflowers to be seen along the trail. Enjoy the extensive panoramic views from the summit of Mt Hallowell before decending past Monkey Rock, (a large granite outcrop worthy of a short detour) to the end of the Trail at the Monkey Rock carpark on Lights road. Dogs are permitted on this trail but must be on leash at all times.
The Sheila Hill Trail can be challenging with some steep rocky sections and caution should be excercised as the granite can be slippery. This site has Dieback cleaning stations close to the start and end of the trail. Please make use of these stations to prevent the spread of the biodiversity threat.
This trail is part of the many other smaller trails within the larger 1000km Bibbulmun Track.
Denmark Visitor Centre
(08) 9848 2648
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- 73 South Coast Highway, Denmark WA 6333
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Time / Duration
Up 2 hours
Length
4.6 km linear trail
What To Pack
Group B (Bushwalks and/or longer trails) required.
What To Pack
Group B (Bushwalks and/or longer trails)
- Minimum 2 litres of water per person per day
- Sturdy shoes
- Sun hat or bike helmet (compulsory in WA)
- Sunglasses, sunscreen (30+) and insect repellant
- Binoculars and camera (optional)
- Map or guide book where suggested
- Snacks and/or lunch depending on length of trail
- Clothes to suit the activity and potential weather conditions including a water/windproof jacket
- First Aid kit
Bush Walk
Grade 4
Bushwalking experience recommended. Tracks may be long, rough and very steep. Directional signage may be limited.
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Difficulty Notes
Hazards & Warnings
Beware of snakes in the warmer months between October and April, Dogs are permitted but must be on leash at all times.
Facilities
Dogs are required to be on a lead at all times.
- Lookouts
- Car Park
- Dog Friendly
Best time of year
All year round
Trail Access
Road or bus to Denmark


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