📍 WA
On the edge of the Darling Scarp 55km south-east of Perth, Serpentine National Park spans 4,387 hectares where the Serpentine River winds through rugged terrain carving a dramatic landscape. The main attraction—Serpentine Falls—showcases cascading water over high granite outcrops into rock-lined pools, best seen in autumn and winter. Baldwin's Bluff Trail, a 6km return walk, leads to a 180-metre granite summit with panoramic views across the Swan Coastal Plain and falls below. Four walking trails at varying difficulty welcome hikers year-round. Around 70 bird species inhabit the park alongside western grey kangaroos, echidnas and quokka. Wildflowers blaze from July to November, peaking in September.
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4 months ago
Wasn’t dilute what to expect as it was an unplanned visit. A small sacred spot to the indigenous peoples. Lots of trails and picnic benches. With a visit, pay for parking/entry
7 months ago
Serpentine National Park offers a refreshing escape from city life. The Serpentine Falls trail, winding through shaded eucalypt forest, is scenic and doable for families, with rewarding viewpoints at the top. Wildlife and birdlife add a gentle soundtrack to your hike, while picnic spots and clean facilities make a day of it easy. Clean, well marked paths and friendly visitors create a welcoming outdoor experience.
a year ago
$17 per vehicle. Great spot for picnic. Kangaroos hopping around, you may pet them. Go for forest bath in this national park! Zen🧡
2 years ago
We came here in 2013. The entry fee for a car then was $12/-. It’s now $17 in 2024. Nothing much has changed. Water flow from the falls was only a sputter. One of the two trails was blocked, the Kitty trail? Not many signages along the way and some parts of the trail are not clear. Don’t walk this trail as you can’t loop back to the start point as the route is blocked. You have to head back to where you come from on the same route. I don’t see why there is a need to pay for entry fee and for that matter to increase the entry fee when much of Perth Hills with equally good views are free.
7 years ago
Long walk in very stiff & dangerous walk trials, u should consider this before your visit. The lookout wasn't worth all the risk & effort to go up! The pool area is small but waterfall is beautiful. Parking is expensive if you visit by your own as of $13 for only 1 person, however they may need the fees to take care of the place as it is huge.
Serpentine National Park is in WA, Australia. GPS: -32.37505, 116.04906.
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