Pemberton
Pemberton to Northcliffe | Distance: 59km
The walk from Pemberton to Northcliffe is well known for pleasant walking through the karri forest. A shorter walk between these towns (three days, two nights), it is the perfect section for a quick getaway. It boasts the famous Gloucester Tree which is well worth a climb - but take off your pack before you climb the 61 metres to the top. The Warren campsite is nestled in the karri forest whilst Schafer campsite. named after Geoff Schafer, is on the banks of a welcome swimming hole.Map Display Options
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The trails may include activities which by reason of their physical exertion or the degree of physical fitness required may be unsuitable or dangerous for certain persons, or the website may describe activities which are inherently dangerous. Bibbulmun Track Foundation makes no representations as to the nature, quality or suitability about any or all of the activities shown on this site and the user agrees that the user shall be responsible for first satisfying himself/herself by independent enquiry or advice as to the suitability of the particular activity.
Disclaimer for GPS File Download
All geographical material provided on this web site for viewing and download is for visual representation only and not intended as a navigation tool. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition.
The files are only for non-commercial personal use only.
The data is derived from a hand-held GPS unit and is therefore NOT accurate enough for navigation. The data has not been verified by a surveyor - it is a visual representation only. Bibbulmun Track Foundation makes no representation or warranty that (1) any material on the website will be accurate, reliable or complete (nor does Bibbulmun Track Foundation accept any responsibility arising in any way for errors in, or omissions from that material, even if those errors or omissions occur on account of Bibbulmun Track Foundation's negligence or gross negligence); or (2) your access to this website will be timely, secure or uninterrupted.
This alignment data does not include diversions. Follow all on-ground diversion signage – these are in place for your safety.
Remember to carry hard-copy maps and a compass with you at all times (and know how to use them). Do not rely on any electronic equipment – batteries might expire, the device might fail or break, and can be unreliable under trees.
The trails may include activities which by reason of their physical exertion or the degree of physical fitness required may be unsuitable or dangerous for certain persons, or the website may describe activities which are inherently dangerous. Bibbulmun Track Foundation makes no representations as to the nature, quality or suitability about any or all of the activities shown on this site and the user agrees that the user shall be responsible for first satisfying himself/herself by independent enquiry or advice as to the suitability of the particular activity.