
Tuart Walk, Shearwater Tuart Forest Tuart Walk, Shearwater Tuart Forest



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The Tuart Walk follows a sealed pathway that links the southern end of Ocean Drive in Usher to Maidment Parade in Dalyellup. It winds through a leafy tuart and peppermint woodland that contains banksias, jarrah and a mix of understorey shrubs and wildflowers.
Shearwater Tuart Forest is a valuable natural refuge within an increasingly urbanised region and represents changing community priorities. Originally set aside for residential development the area is now preserved as public open space to be enjoyed by present and future generations.
Shearwater Tuart Forest links to Maidens Reserve in the north and other reserves to the east to create an important green belt that extends to the Preston River. This bushland corridor supports the essential movement of wildlife and helps to protect the region’s biodiversity.
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Time / Duration
Up to 45 minutes
Length
2.6km return

Bush Walk
Class 1
All abilities access, flat, even, hardened surface with no steps or steep sections. Suitable for unassisted wheelchair users and prams. Clear directional signage. No bushwalking experience required.
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Mountain Bike
Easiest
Recommended for novice riders. Typically wide trails with smooth terrain and low gradients. Surface may be uneven, loose or muddy at times but free from unavoidable obstacles.
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Hazards & Warnings
Be aware Shearwater Tuart Forest is a snake risk area. Snakes occur in this area and are an important part of our natural environment. Please stay on the paths. If you see a snake, remain calm. Avoid disturbing it and let it move away at its own pace.
Safety
Be smart and wear comfortable, sturdy shoes and sun protection. Avoid walking on hot days and take plenty of drinking water.
Biodiversity
Stay on the path and help prevent erosion and the spread of Phytophthora dieback, a disease that kills our native plants.
Please pick up after your dog and keep them on a leash at all times to protect the wildlife and your pet.
Facilities
Nearest toilets are located at the Maidens Reserve Playground, along with all other facilities.
- Dog Friendly
Best time of year
All year round
Fees
No fees apply


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