How long is the Lesmurdie Falls walk?

From the trail head it is an easy short walk along The Falls Trail which follows Lesmurdie Brook to the Falls and back. Lookouts are provided where you can enjoy an extensive view over the foothills, across the Swan Coastal Plain to the city skyline and beyond to Rottnest. Distance: 640m return. Time: Allow 30 minutes.

Do you have to pay to go to Lesmurdie Falls?

You can park at the top or bottom of the falls. Free to walk. Few walking tracks, the longest is uphill for the more adventurous and quite rocky. Great time to visit in Winter when it’s full of flowing water!!

Where can I park in Lesmurdie Falls?

To get the stunning views and to see the falls plunging down into the valley then the upper car park is located on Falls Road in Lesmurdie. There is plenty of parking and it’s well signed.

How was Lesmurdie Falls formed?

The park contains the 50-metre (164 ft) Lesmurdie Falls, formed by Lesmurdie Brook emptying over the Scarp, and the surrounding riparian and heath vegetation. Wandoo, jarrah and marri trees can all be found within the park. A gravity hill exists near the carpark on Palm Terrace.

Are you allowed dogs at Lesmurdie Falls?

Dogs are allowed but must be on a leash at all times.

Can you swim at Lesmurdie Falls?

Lesmurdie Falls This secluded spot hidden up in the hills in Kalamunda National Park is a rare and wild natural swimming spot; prone to disappearing in the drier months making a dip all the more magical. Watch the water flow from the top, then head down to the bottom to swim at the foot of the waterfall.

Are there BBQS at Lesmurdie Falls?

The trail is 2km long and facilities include BBQ’s, car park, lookouts, picnic area, public toilets, sheltered area and water access points.

Can u swim at Lesmurdie Falls?

Can dogs go to Bells Rapids?

Dogs are permitted at Bells Rapids. There is no camping at Bells Rapids.

Can you swim at Serpentine Falls in summer?

Serpentine Falls is a popular destination during those hot summer days when people would love to go swimming. Aside from swimming on a warm day, it is also great for picnic and hiking in the bush where you get to see the wildlife including kangaroos.

Can dogs go to Lesmurdie Falls?

Can you swim at Serpentine Dam?

You can enjoy a picnic, swim, take a walk on one of the trails and enjoy the local wildlife, including friendly kangaroos.

Where to find the best trails in Lesmurdie Falls?

Explore the most popular trails in Lesmurdie Falls National Park with hand-curated trail maps and driving directions as well as detailed reviews and photos from hikers, campers and nature lovers like you.

Where are the picnic tables at Lesmurdie Falls?

Stunning views over the Swan Coastal Plain are available from lookout platforms which are a short walk from the picnic area on Falls Road. There is a large car park, picnic tables with shade, toilet facilities and rubbish bins. Disabled access is available to toilets and picnic tables.

How long can a dog stay at Lesmurdie Falls?

Dogs are permitted but must remain on a leash at all times. Several walk trails are available from here of varying degrees of difficulty including: The Falls Trail. 640m return, Class 2, allow 30 min. The Shoulder Trail. 1.5km return, Class 3, allow 1hr.

How long is the foot of the Falls Trail?

To begin The Foot of the Falls Trail first take the Falls Trail to the lookout then continue down the Scarp to Lesmurdie Brook. From here walk along the Brook to the foot of the Falls. Return the same way or continue to follow the Brook to exit at Palm Terrace. Distance: 2km return. Time: Allow 1 hour. Class: 3 moderately easy.