PEMBERTON AND THE SOUTHERN FORESTS
The historical timber town of Pemberton, surrounded by towering Karri trees, remarkable natural beauty with captivating forests, magnificent wild flowers, bubbling streams and waterfalls.
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With a myriad of things to do Pemberton is more than you expected.
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Consider adventure: Go mountain biking on stunning single track, enjoy a tram ride through the forest, cruise on the Donnelly River, 4WD over the magnificent Yeagarup sand dunes to the beach, fish for marron and trout in the rivers and streams, enjoy a wine from award winning wineries, canoe down the Warren River, bushwalk on the Bibbulmun Track, taste mouth-watering fresh local produce, sit by the roaring log fire in winter or in summer enjoy a picnic at Big Brook Dam.
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Climb the Bicentennial Lookout Tree and complete the zip lines and high ropes course at the Gloucester Tree. Explore the five National Parks surrounding Pemberton
There is lots to do and Eucalyptus House is a wonderful base to explore the Southern Forests.
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"Come for the trees, stay for the experience"
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PEMBERTON VISITOR CENTRE
The best way to find out everything that there is to do and see in and around Pemberton is to stop in at the Visitor Centre, located on Brockman St in the middle of town.
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The friendly staff can give you all the information you may need about:
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Events happening
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Things to do
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Places to eat
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Tours
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Natural attractions
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Walk or ride trails
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And so much more...
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You can pick up a map of the town or region, a copy of the visitor guide.
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Or contact them on:
Ph: 08 9776 1133
Email: info@pembertonvisitor.com.au
Website: pembertonvisitor.com.au
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BIG BROOK DAM
Welcome to Big Brook Dam, one of Western Australia’s premier swimming destinations. Surrounded by breathtaking Karri trees, this site offers a picturesque swimming beach, picnic shelters, and convenient amenities such as gas barbecues, toilets, and changerooms.
Enjoy fantastic fishing opportunities and explore the fully sealed, wheelchair-accessible walking path that wraps around the entire dam.
Come and experience the natural beauty and fun waiting for you at Big Brook Dam.
GLOUCESTER & BICENTENNIAL LOOKOUT TREES
Discover the rich history of fire lookouts nestled atop the towering Karri trees, built primarily in the 1930s and 1940s to monitor forest fires.
While the Gloucester Tree, just 2km from Pemberton’s Post Office, is currently closed for climbing, thrill-seekers can enjoy the Pemberton Aerial Adventures zip lines and high ropes courses in the same area.
For those looking for an adventure, the Dave Evans Bicentennial Tree in Warren National Park is a mere 15-minute drive away and offers climbing to its first platform.
Remember to purchase a National Park Pass from the Pemberton Visitor Centre to access these stunning natural attractions.
WORLD CLASS BIBBULMUN WALK TRACK
Discover the stunning of the Bibbulmun Track, a remarkable 1,000 km bushwalking trail that stretches from Perth to Albany, right through the heart of Pemberton. Whether you're looking for a short day hike or ready to tackle the full distance, the trail offers a variety sections to suit every adventurer. Don't miss Eucalyptus House, the ideal spot to rest and recharge your energy and supplies before continuing your journey. Embrace the great outdoors and create unforgettable memories along this iconic trail.
BIKE RIDES
Welcome to Pemberton Mountain Bike Park, nestled in the beautiful Pemberton Forest Park. With 32 km of thrilling mountain bike tracks, dirt jumps, and a pump track, it's a national-level riding destination perfect for all skill levels. Riders are encouraged to challenge themselves while ensuring their bikes are well maintained.
Additionally, the stunning topography offers fantastic road cycling opportunities, with breathtaking climbs and views over the lush forests and farmland.
Don't forget, the famous Munda Biddi Mountain Bike Trail passes through, providing a perfect setting both day rides and extended adventures.
Maps available at the Visitors Centre.
YEAGERUP SAND DUNES
Discover the breathtaking Yeagarup Dunes, the largest landlocked sand dunes in the Southern Hemisphere, by 4WD tours, self-drive adventures, or scenic bushwalking. These dunes offer a unique experience.
As you explore, you'll encounter seasonal coastal heath wildflowers, stunning coastlines, and majestic old-growth Karri and Marri forests within the Warren and D'Entrecasteaux National Parks near Pemberton.
Embark on an unforgettable journey into this natural wonderland.
GET UP CLOSE TO A WATERFALL
Discover the breathtaking waterfalls near Pemberton during winter and spring. Beedelup Falls, just a 20-minute drive away, features a 300 m sealed path leading to a viewing platform for stunning as the water cascades over the cliffs. Don't miss the suspension bridge for a unique perspective of the falls.
On your way back, treat yourself to a hot chocolate or coffee at the Southern Forest Chocolate Company.
The Cascades, located south of town, offer beautiful tiered drops into the Warren River, surrounded by vibrant wildflowers in spring, many which are unique to the region.
FABULOUS FOOD AND STUNNING WINES
Welcome to Pemberton and the Southern Forests, a world-renowned region celebrated for its quality and variety of produce. Here, the Mediterranean climate, with cool nights and abundant rainfall, along with loamy soils, creates the perfect environment for producing exquisite delicacies like marron black perigord truffles.
Be sure to stop at the numerous roadside produce stalls to sample the freshest offerings straight from the paddock. After your gathering, return to Eucalyptus House, where a fully equipped kitchen awaits to help you create a delicious feast.