Forest Path, Crooked Brook

Forest Path Crooked Brook Dardanup is a hidden gem that offers easy access to natural bushland for visitors with limited mobility.

It is a wheelchair-accessible 600-meter trail where visitors can sit on bench seats or read interpretive signage about the local flora and fauna.

The Forest Path is a well-planned, circular trail that encircles Crooked Brook. It is a straightforward, always accessible, concrete loop trail designed for use in both winter and spring. The covered shelter provides picnic tables, gas barbeques, and a wheelchair-accessible toilet.

In addition to the Forest Path, there are other trails in the area. The 10-kilometer Marri Walk, the 3-kilometer Wildflower Walk, and the 1.5-kilometer Jarrah Walk offer more rugged terrain and showcase spectacular wildflowers during the spring months. The Brook is particularly impressive during the winter and spring seasons when it is fed by rains.

The picnic area at Forest Path Crooked Brook Dardanup offers ample parking for buses, cars, and caravans. It is equipped with information, toilets, and picnic tables to ensure visitors have a comfortable and enjoyable experience.

The Forest Path is accessible year-round, but the best times to visit are during the winter and spring when the Brook is full and the landscape is dotted with wildflowers.

To get to Forest Path Crooked Brook Dardanup, travel 25 kilometers from Bunbury, Western Australia. Visitors can reach the forest path by traveling to Dardanup along the South Western Highway via either Boyanup or Bunbury. From there, turn right from the highway and follow Ferguson Road until it meets Crooked Brook Road. Turn left onto Crooked Brook