Social Sunday Walk – Mundaring Weir to Ball Creek

  • When: Sunday 8 June 2014 at 10:30am to Sunday 8 June 2014 at 1:30pm
  • Where: Near Mundaring Weir (check your web profile for details once you have booked) to Mundaring area | Section/s: The Darling Range
  • Rating: Beginners | Category: Social Sunday Walks

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Today we walk approximately7.5km return from near the Mundaring Weir to Ball Creek Campsite.

The campsite and the creek are named after a local farmer in the area. We walk through mixed jarrah forest with marri and wandoo and some pine plantation on our walk. we also pass through the Perth Hills National Parks Centre which is a popular hub for walkers, cyclists and tourists.

Ball Creek Campsite has picnic tables, a typical Bibbulmun Track shelter, water tank and a bush toilet (byo toilet paper!).

The northern half of the Bibbulmun Track passes through a variety of forests, the most common being jarrah forest.
The northern half of the Bibbulmun Track passes through a variety of forests, the most common being jarrah forest.
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  • Photo of Trish Bird

    Trish Bird

    Hi all, I have been a regular user of the Track ever since the realignment and have walked end-to-end both ways plus many sectional bits. As well as enjoying introducing people to the Track as a volunteer guide I also help to maintain it by looking after Mt Wells campsite and a section of Track each side. I love being out in the bush and the Track facilities make the wilderness experience much easier and more enjoyable. I often walk, tramp or ramble in other parts of Australia and elsewhere but it’s always a pleasure to be back on the Bibb especially in spring when the wildflowers rival any I have seen anywhere else.

  • Photo of Valerie Preston

    Valerie Preston

    Hi everyone, I have been a member since 2009 when I completed an end-to-end through June and July. This inspired me to continue walking. Since then I’ve enjoyed many hikes short and long across the world like; NZ’s Great Walks, the Tour de Mont Blanc, and The Haute Route across the Swiss Alps. I look forward to many more. I hope to see you out there. The Bibbulmun Track is unique and I’d love to share my knowledge of it with you.