Explore & Discover.
National Parks, Sightseeing & Adventures
John Forrest National Park.
One of Australia’s oldest conservation areas and Western Australia’s first national park, proclaimed in November 1900.
The visitor area contains barbecue and picnic facilities. The park is home to two waterfalls flowing in winter and spring, accompanied by picturesque walk trails.
Mundaring Weir.
An idyllic place for a scenic drive, a picnic with friends or an immersive bush walk.
Completed in 1903, the Weir was the start of the water pipeline that pumped water to Kalgoorlie goldfields; some 700 km away. At the foot of the Weir is the number 1 pump Station Museum where you can learn about the brilliant engineer behind the project.
Lake Leschenaultia.
Set on 168 hectares of bushland, this lake is well known for its canoeing, swimming, cycling and barbecue facilities.
Originally known as Chidlows Well, the lake was built in 1897 as a dam by the Western Australian Government Railway to replenish the steam engines travelling to Northam, York and beyond.
Perth Hills Wine Region
Bickley Valley Wine Trail.
Visitors can enjoy a drive through the vistas of vineyards and orchards, sip on award winning wines and discover boutique cellar doors owned and operated by progressive winemakers. With over 15 wineries scattered along the Bickley Valley Wine Trail there is something for everyone.
The region specialises in Methode Champenoise, Chardonnay, Cabernet Savignon and Merlot.
Darlington Estate Winery.
Mundaring, the heart of the hills, has been a wine producing area since the 1880’s, when the first vineyards were planted in Darlington.
Creative chefs, locally sourced ingredients and the finest service is only the entree at Darlington Estate Winery. The combination of an award winning cuisine and native bush surroundings reflects the tantalising Australian and European influence engrained into the Darling Range region.
Malmalling Vineyard.
Malmalling Vineyard is a classic Western Australia winery in Parkerville. Malmalling Vineyard is a family-owned business, offering a truly fabulous selection of delicious foods, wines, and musical entertainment.
From free wine tasting to gourmet meals, Malmalling ensures a wonderful day out for all!
Historic Taverns & Hotels
Mundaring Wier Hotel.
Located 5 minutes from the iconic Mundaring Weir, this historic hotel is nestled in the middle of the State Forest. Surrounded by gardens, patrons can find dozens of little nooks to enjoy a treat from the coffee shop, bar or restaurant.
Treat yourself on a Sunday to a spit roast accompanied by a live bush band or watch some of Australia’s leading entertainers perform in the amphitheatre.
Parkerville Tavern.
Overlooking a wooded valley and close to the Railway Reserve Heritage Trail, this double-storied federation style tavern is a great family restaurant. Hosting a lush outdoor beer garden and children’s playground, it is a great place to spot local wildlife.
Offering generous sized classic pub meals seven days a week and friendly service it is well worth a visit on a Sunday for their live music act.
Inn Mahogany Creek.
Where bushrangers once prowled, this historic stone cottage is now home to an elegant Australian styled bar and modern Asian fusion restaurant.
All produce is sourced locally and of the highest quality, providing customers bang for their buck. If you’r feeling like treating yourself the Inn boasts a huge range of cocktails.