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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Learn moreThis walk-trail heads from Wooleen Homestead towards the flood country and Wooleen Lake. Get your walking booklet from the homestead and stop at the various interpretive sites which explain the diverse flora, pastoral heritage, indigenous bush tucker and conservation theories on the station.
Half-way around consider taking the extended loop which passes through a tea-tree thicket before emerging onto the Wooleen Lake. A picnic table provides the perfect place to stop for a while and take in your surroundings. Re-join the trail at Judy's windmill and head towards the homestead to visit the museum.
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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.
Here is everything you need to know before visiting this trail.
Allow up to 1 hour to complete 2kms or up to 2 hours if you complete the extended loop
2km or 4km with the optional loop
Wooleen Homestead, Twin Peaks-Wooleen Rd, Murchison,660km (12 hours) north of Perth
Class 2
Easy trail with modified or hardened surface, and gentle hills or occasional steps. Clear directional signage. No bushwalking experience required. May be suitable for assisted wheelchair users (if ramps are provided at steps).
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Easy walking along a bush track. Some branches and fallen logs. To gentle creek crossings, but otherwise flat even surfaces.
Group B - Hiking & Long Distance Trails (Bushwalks and/or longer trails)
No drinking water available along the trail, no mobile reception for 200kms.
WIFI available at the homestead before departure.
Summer temperatures are extreme and the track is closed for this reason from November to march. Always check-in at the homestead for current track conditions
Please take a hat, suncream, waterbottle and do not try the ediable plants
Picnic table available half-way on the extended 4km trail loop
April to September
Free of charge for Wooleen Guests. $25 day pass for day visitors
Road to Wooleen Station - 4WD recommended due to gravel roads.
No firearms. motorbikes or dogs
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