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Wooleen Walk Trail No.1 Wooleen Walk Trail No.1

Bush Walk  in Golden Outback

  • 1-3 hours
  • 2.5 km
    • 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.

A loop walk trail covering history, flora and fauna, departing from the Wooleen Station homestead.

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The No.1 Wooleen Walk trail takes walkers on a loop from the homestead. It meanders through typical mulga scrub land and then climbs a gentle fault line for views back towards the homestead and then over the seasonal Wooleen Lake.  There are different ecosystems along the way and spring wildflowers are spectacular.

The trail is marked with white pegs every 20m.

A walk trail brochure can be purchased from the Wooleen homestead for walking notes on the flora, fauna and history of the area. Otherwise laminated maps can be borrowed from the starting point.

Wooleen Station

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Wooleen Station

Covering half a million acres of picturesque outback, Wooleen Station is a cattle station that is playing a leading role in preserving and sustaining the unique ecology of the region.

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Wooleen Station operates a nature-based station stay in the Shire of Murchison. Various accommodation and camping options are available to guests.

Time / Duration

1 hr

Length

2.5km loop from the Wooleen Station Homestead

Trail Start

This trail starts at the old steam engine outside the Wooleen Station Homestead

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Trail End

This trail ends at the old steam engine outside the Wooleen Station Homestead

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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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Additional information

An easy walk through Mulga scrubland. Some uneven,rocky ground when crossing the Wooleen Homestead Creek.

Hazards & Warnings

Summer temperatures are extreme and the track is closed from November to March each year. Always check-in at the homestead for current track conditions.

Safety

Please remember to take a hat, water bottle and suncream. Do not try the edible plants.

Facilities

No drinking water available along trail. 
No mobile reception available for 200kms
WIFI available at start and end point.

  • Car Park
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Best time of year

April - September

Fees

Free of charge. Additional interpretation and notes are obtained via a $10 guide from homestead.

Trail Access

Road - To Wooleen Station Stay - 4WD recommended due to gravel roads.

Prohibited Items

Motor bikes, firearms

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Trail information updated
18th March 2025

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