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The recently opened Glen Brook elevated walkway is giving visitors a whole new way to experience John Forrest National Park in the Experience Perth Hills.

Stretching around 250 metres through the bushland, the new walkway offers elevated views across the brook, granite outcrops and surrounding canopy, and forms part of a major revitalisation project inside WA’s oldest national park. Built using corten steel and reclaimed spotted gum, it blends into the natural landscape surprisingly well.

One to add to your next Perth Hills day trip!

A chilly afternoon down at Claisebrook Cove. Still one of the nicest spots in the city for a walk!

Looking for something to do this WA Day?

Head down to Fremantle Fishing Boat Harbour and Bathers Beach this Monday, June 1, for the FREE Fremantle WA Day Festival.

From 11am to 6pm, the waterfront will come alive with live entertainment, cultural performances, family-friendly activities, food, music and plenty of colour as Western Australians come together to celebrate the people, stories and cultures that make our state what it is. Celebrate WA

Found just off Murray Street in Perth’s CBD, Wolf Lane is one of the city’s most colourful surprises - a laneway that helped pioneer Perth’s street art movement and still stops people in their tracks today.

Commissioned as part of FORM’s ongoing PUBLIC project, the once underused laneway was transformed into a vibrant outdoor gallery, now lined with large-scale murals from local and international artists including ROA, Alexis Diaz, Amok Island, Maya Hayuk and Pixel Pancho.

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The oldest winery and vineyard in the Peel Region, Peel Estate Wines has been crafting exceptional WA wines since 1979. Set among wetlands and native Tuart bushland in Karnup - just 40 minutes from Perth - the estate produces an award-winning range of reds, whites, rosé and fortifieds.

Alongside wine tastings and delicious lunches at the restaurant, Peel Estate also hosts weddings, events and a popular monthly farmers market showcasing local produce, makers and live music.

📷 Peel Estate Wines

Built by convicts between 1861 and 1868, the limestone building that now houses Walyalup Fremantle Arts Centre has lived many lives - from lunatic asylum and women's home to US Navy base and technical school - before reopening as an arts centre in 1972.

Today the four-acre site on Finnerty Street in Fremantle is filled with contemporary art exhibitions, live music, creative workshops, artist studios, a cafe and a shop showcasing WA makers, all set among beautiful lawns and shady trees.

One of WA's most iconic heritage buildings, and one well worth a visit.

Perth, something exciting is happening in the Swan Valley, and it's free entry!

The brand new Swan Valley Show is taking over the WA State Equestrian Centre in Brigadoon this Saturday 23 May, and it's shaping up to be a brilliant day out for the whole family.

Free amusement rides, sideshow games and show bags, monster truck rides, motorbike stunt shows, line dancing, food trucks and wood carving demonstrations - just to name a few of the things happening! Round up the family and be sure to make a day of it.

Wildlife experiences don't get much better than a day at Ranger Redz Zoo in Pinjarra.

Home to over 100 species - koalas, wombats, dingoes, Tasmanian Devils, reptiles and more - this boutique zoo lets you get properly hands-on with the animals. Hold a snake, hand feed the wildlife, or take it up a notch with one of their incredible encounters including Koala, Wombat, Crocodile and even a full Nocturnal Tour with BBQ Dinner.

Just an hour south of Perth, Shoalwater is as good as WA beaches get.

A seaside suburb of Rediscover Rockingham, Shoalwater sits on the edge of the Shoalwater Islands Marine Park - home to bottlenose dolphins, little penguins and Australian sea lions.

Jump on a ferry with Perth Wildlife Encounters to Penguin and Seal Islands, kayak or windsurf through the waters, or explore the marine park's pristine reefs and shipwrecks by diving and snorkelling.

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Just another reason to head for the Experience Perth Hills!

Located in Serpentine National Park, around an hour from Perth, the Baldwins Bluff Trail is a 6km return walk that climbs through jarrah and marri bushland before opening up to sweeping views across the Swan Coastal Plain, Serpentine Falls and the valley below. It’s rated Class 4, so a reasonable level of fitness is recommended, but the summit views make the climb well worth it. It's a great addition to a visit to Serpentine.

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