Mandurah and Peel Wildflower Trails

Discover Mandurah's Best Wildflower Walks

Explore Mandurah’s stunning wildflower walks from September to November, when the region bursts into a kaleidoscope of colours. Whether you're a seasoned hiker or just looking for a relaxing stroll, these trails offer a chance to immerse yourself in nature's beauty.

Estuary Walk at Len Howard Conservation Park

•    Distance: 6km | Duration: 2 hours
•    Highlights: Wander through native wisteria, cowslip orchids, and towering tuarts along the shores of the estuary.
•    Directions: Follow Old Coast Road to Erskine, then Wattleglen Avenue and Silverton Crescent.

Halls Head Coastal Walk

•    Highlights: Enjoy ocean views while spotting sea lavender and beach daisies along the coastal path.
•    Perfect For: A leisurely stroll with stunning vistas.

Samphire Cove Nature Reserve

•    Highlights: Discover a diverse array of wildflowers, including native orchids, amidst coastal vegetation.
•    Scenic Views: Beautiful views of the Estuary.
•    Directions: Head to Cnr Wedgetail Retreat &, Egret Point Rd, Halls Head WA 6210

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Island Point Reserve Bobtail Loop

•    Distance: 3.3km | Duration: 1-3 hours
•    Highlights: Encounter spider orchids, enamel orchids, and banksias in this serene nature reserve.
•    Best Time: Late September through October for peak wildflower viewing.
•    Directions: Take Southern Estuary Road, then exit onto Island Point Road.

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Yalgorup National Park

Lake Pollard Nature Reserve

•    Distance: 2 hours
•    Highlights: Marvel at carpets of everlastings, orchids, and the sight of black swans from October to March.
•    Unique Flora: Look out for Parrotbush, cockies tongues, and the December-blooming Christmas tree.
•    Directions: Start at the entrance to Martins Tank campground on Preston Beach Road.

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Heathlands Walk Trail (Yalgorup National Park)

•    Duration: 2 hours
•    Highlights: Experience the diverse vegetation, including swamp banksia, limestone mallee, and majestic tuarts.

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Lakeside Loop Walk Trail

•    Duration: 2 hours
•    Highlights: Explore around Lake Clifton, home to the largest thrombolite community in the southern hemisphere and vibrant wildflower species.

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Salt and Bush Eco Tours

Enhance your wildflower experience with Salt and Bush Eco Tours. Join their small-group guided walks to discover the hidden gems of the Peel region, led by award-winning nature guides. Available during wildflower season from September to November.