Paths Less Travelled in John Forrest National Park

• Start or End: I started and finished near the Pechey Road Carpark on the western side of John Forrest National Park, which is accessible via bus from Midland Train Station (Google Map Directions). Alternatively, take the bus to the front of the park at the corner of The Great Eastern Highway and Park Road, then walk down Park Road into the park (Google Map Directions).
• Length: 24.3km (15.1mi) in about 8hr
• Grade: Hard. The Eagle View Walk Trail isn't that bad but it can get steep in spots. The Rocky Pool Trail is very overgrown and rock scrambling was necessary. A long walk. Be careful around the waterfalls, it's a long way down.
• Date Walked: 29th of September 2016

Hello, I'm Marc and welcome to metrotrekker.

Be it seeing the city sights, exploring parklands and gardens, urban walks or day-hikes in the city outskirts, the metrotrekker website details walking routes and hiking trails accessible by foot and public transport in metropolitan areas.

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• a map with geolocation and a selection of map types (street, satellite, topographical)
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• trail length and difficulty
• start and finish options (particularly by public transport)
• photos/videos
• attractions or points of interest along the way
• other walks and hikes nearby
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Pleasant Trails,
Marc