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Prepare to enjoy the best of the Mason & Bird Heritage Trail and the New Victoria Dam Walk Trail on this 7 km combination hike.

From Australia’s oldest wooden bridge, the Munday Brook Bridge, to the first Western Australian dam, you will explore Australia’s pioneer heritage through the Korung National Park.

The Mason and Bird Heritage Trail follows the route of a 1870s tramway from Mason Mill to the swan River, which operated in the late 1800s to transport jarrah timber from Mason’s Mills to the Canning River. Enjoy the abundance of valley views, expansive forests of Wandoo and beautiful granite outcrops as you adventure in the Bickley Valley.

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Höjdpunkter

Explore the best of the Mason and Bird Heritage Trail and the New Victoria Dam Walk Trail
Enjoy a combination hike of 7 km
Discover Australia’s pioneer heritage through the Korung National Park

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Viktig information

Distance: 7km. This hike is considered grade Two. It is suitable for most ages, and is recommended for people with some fitness. Trails have rough surfaces, and sections of uneven ground
This experience is not suitable for children under 4 years of age
You can choose between a standard ticket or a family ticket (2 adults + 2 children)
Please remember this is a small-group tour
Please remember to bring with you hiking shoes or comfortable trainers, water bottle (at least 1L), sun protection and hat, hiking poles if required
Please consider the suitability of such a tour/activity before booking. It is the responsibility of the client to be aware of the fitness level for a particular tour. When in doubt, please call and discuss it with the partner. Please read the following waiver carefully prior to confirming your booking.
The customer agrees and acknowledges that: (a) the Activity may be physically strenuous; (b) he/she is in proper physical condition to participate in the Activity; (c) he/she is aware that participation could, in some circumstances, result in physical injury, serious physical injury or death; and (d) he/she understands his/her physical limitations and is sufficiently aware of those limitations to stop physical activity before he/she becomes ill or injured and will do so

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