Lotterywest Federation Walkway - Kings Park

Lotterywest Federation Walkway is a popular attraction in Perth that extends 620 meters through Kings Park.

It offers visitors stunning views of Perth City, Mt Eliza escarpment, and surrounding rivers. The walkway includes a 222-meter-long elevated section with a suspension bridge, providing a bird's eye view of tall eucalypts.

Along the walkway, there are several lookouts where visitors can appreciate the breathtaking views and take photos. The walk takes about 40 minutes to complete and passes by wildflower gardens, the Tuart Lawn, the Water Garden valley, and the Marri woodland forest.

Interpretive signage is available along the walkway, providing information about the flora, fauna, Aboriginal culture, and history of the area. Visitors can learn about Nyoongar Aboriginal art, the landscaping, and artistic drawings on the steel bridge pylons.

Kings Park is open every day and is free to enter. The park is best visited during spring and early summer when the wildflowers are in full bloom. It is easily accessible by walking, cycling, or taking a bus from the city. Parking is also available near the walkway, with signs and information provided upon entering the park.