Kwinana Walking Trails
Explore the beautiful and diverse walking trails of Kwinana, from scenic bushland loops to serene wetlands rich in cultural heritage and natural beauty.
Kwinana Loop Trail
The Kwinana Loop Trail offers an exciting experience for walkers and mountain bikers alike, winding through Kwinana’s scenic coastal bushland on a mix of crushed limestone, concrete, sand, and asphalt paths. This accessible trail is suitable for all ages and fitness levels, featuring sections of wide, firm limestone for a comfortable walk or ride, as well as hillier, more challenging stretches.
Spectacles Banksia Trail
This 3.5 kilometre easy walk through The Spectacles Wetland in Beeliar Park passes through banksia, sheoak and grasstree vegetation. The Spectacles is 360 hectares of natural bush and wetland and is part of the chain of freshwater lakes on the Swan Coastal Plain known as Beeliar Regional Park. It is so named because it comprises two wetlands joined by a waterway, giving it the appearance of a pair of spectacles.
Spectacles Aboriginal Heritage Trail
The Aboriginal Heritage Trail is a five kilometre loop walk around the northernmost wetland of the Spectacles, within the Beeliar Regional Park and located in the City of Kwinana. Interpretation panels along the trail explain the animals, flora and lifestyle of the original Aboriginal inhabitants. There is also a bird hide and two side paths through paperbarks.
Banksia Trail
The Banksia Trail is a 3.5-kilometre easy walk through The Spectacles, taking visitors through diverse vegetation, including banksia, sheoak, and grasstrees. This trail provides a peaceful immersion into the natural bush and wetland ecosystems of the area. Find out more.
Aboriginal Heritage Trail
The Aboriginal Heritage Trail is a five-kilometre loop within the northernmost wetland of the Spectacles, where visitors can explore and learn about the cultural and ecological significance of the area. Interpretive panels along the trail highlight the plants, animals, and traditional lifestyle of the region's original Aboriginal inhabitants. Features like a bird hide and paperbark-lined side paths make this trail an immersive experience into both the natural beauty and cultural heritage of the area. Find out more.
