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Whiteman Park
Whiteman Park is a 4000 hectare piece of bushland located close to the Swan Valley in Perth's north. As well as being a biodiversity hotspot offering many nature activities it also houses a wildlife park and several museums. Entry is from Beechboro Road North (off Tonkin Highway), Drumpellier Drive or Marshall Road. Access is also available from the Whiteman Park Train Station with shuttle bus (weekends only) or Heritage Tram connections (check timetable) into the Park. Th
Nov 5, 20196 min read


Wunanga Trail and Bennett Brook Railway - Whiteman Park
We last walked the Wunanga Trail way back in 2017 and were pleasantly surprised by it's quiet beauty when we walked it again in 2025. Wunanga means ‘quiet’ or ‘peaceful’ in Noongar and this trail certainly lives up to its name. The only noise breaking the peace is the call of birds, occasional muted traffic and every now and again the train whistle as it approaches the level crossings. The yellow trail is 4.3km long so will take about 1 to 2 hours. As the trail is set in a
Oct 22, 20194 min read


Gooloorto Trail - Whiteman Park
This trail has been closed during the construction of the Ellenbrook Train line. A new map and trail notes are on their way. (May 2025) One of several easy bush walking trails within Whiteman Park the Gooloorto Trail follows Bennett Brook. Gooloorto is the Noongar name for flooded gum. Starting from Car Park 24 Mussel Pool West you cross Bennett Brook Rail line before heading through some gates and then following the brook for about 1.5km before returning the same way. Th
Sep 3, 20193 min read
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