Crooked Brook Forest

Crooked Brook Forest is a beautiful stretch of Jarrah and Marri forest with numerous first-class walk trails and scenic lookouts. There are four walk trails to explore ranging from 600 metres to 10 kilometres. Listed as one of the Top 10 trails in Western Australia, the local community has taken pride in ensuring the forest can be enjoyed by all. The forest path has been laid using rammed earth and provides easy access to the forest and nearby waterfall accessible with wheelchairs or prams! Stop for a bite to eat using the barbeque and picnic facilities, which feature tables suitable for wheelchairs. Discover the profusion of wildflowers scattered throughout the forest. Informative plaques spread along the trails provide information about the native species and the history of the forest. If you want to undertake a more challenging walk along the extended trail, you will be rewarded with picturesque scenic views of Bunbury and the neighbouring Ferguson Valley. Crooked Brook Forest is a 20-minute drive from Dardanup, 30 minutes south of Bunbury and a two-hour drive south of Perth. Tourists are advised to check for alerts and road/park closures before commencing their travel on www.emergency.wa.gov.au and https://alerts.dbca.wa.gov.au