Wellington National Park - Jabitj Trail Nature Walk
- Duration: 3 Hours (approx.)
- Location: Collie, Western Australia
- Product code: PNSRC0
Embrace the beauty of connections with wildflowers, nature, and ancient landscapes.
Departure: Honeymoon Pool Carpark at 8:30 am
Route: Stroll alongside the cascading waters of the Collie River, navigating through the ancient river gorge, with its rolling waters and breathtaking floral scenery.
Delight in the visual splendor of diverse Western Australian wildflowers and towering Jarrah and Marri eucalyptus trees while witnessing the river's enchanting transformations. A knowledgeable Forest Explorer will reveal the landscape's secrets and highlight the beauty of its flora and fauna.
Observe, wait, and listen for the melodious songs of Red Robins, Wrens, Wambengers, Chuditch, Quenda, Brushtail Possums, and Woylies. With numerous chances to capture stunning photographs of wildflowers, wildlife, and the magnificent flowing scenery of the Collie River Valley basin.
This tour is a perfect option for nature lovers, wellness seekers, and photographers.
Jabitj Trail, Wellington National Park - Trails WA
DURATION
Two Hours - this walking tour will be at a slow pace on a 'Grade Three Trail'- competent bush walking required.
INCLUDES
- Scrumptious Cookies and Fruits.
- Local knowledgeable guide with 30 plus years of experiences in stories of nature, culture and the stunning landscapes.
- Flora & bush foods publication referencing.
- Several stops for bush essence breathing and photo opportunities.
WHAT TO WEAR
Comfortable hiking walking shoes, hat, sun protection.
WHAT TO BRING -
Sunscreen, drinks, water bottle, any medication you may need, camera, hat, light raincoat & BIG smiles.
That something extra - are you, family or friends visiting Collie River Valley - Traaverse has Kayaks to meander along the Collie River, Horse Riding with Out Back Horse Trails and Kym from Adventure Connection's sharing those fantastic Collie Wambenger Trails on E-bikes.
Go on - immerse yourself in the Collie River Valley.