LESMURDIE NATIONAL PARK

 

Lesmurdie National Park - Western Australia

 

GPS 32 00 17 S 116 02 17 E

 

 

 

Entry fee and / or camping fee charged Toilets available Wheel chair access provided Tables and / or seats and / or shelters provided Fire places or BBQs available Pets prohibited Sight seeing area Walk trails Day use site only - no camping

 

 

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The Lesmurdie Brook tumbles 50 metres down the face of the Darling Scarp forming a set of waterfalls during winter and early spring.

The falls can be approached from below or above and it is advisable to take care as the wet rocks can be slippery.

The park is most popular from August to September when wildflowers are most in evidence. The park is just 22 kilometres east of Perth.

Facilities include toilets, seats, tables, shelters, BBQ, bins and walk trails.

Walk Trails.

The Falls Trail. 640m return, Easy, 30 minutes.
The Shoulder Trail. 1.5km return, Moderate, 1 hour.
The Cascade Trail. 300m return, Moderate, 30 minutes.
The Foot of the Falls Trail. 2km return, Moderate, 1 hour.
The Valley Loop Trail. 3km return, Moderate, 2 hours.

 

 

 

Best time to visit:

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