Welcome to Jarrahdale

Walk Trails

Our History

Flora & Fauna

Welcome to Jarrahdale

One of Western Australia’s oldest settlements, Jarrahdale is set in the Darling Range and surrounded by Jarrah forest. The town is only an hour south of Perth and thirty minutes from Armadale or Rockingham.

Take a walk in the bush, have a picnic or just enjoy a coffee in the hills.  Absorb the forest’s flora & fauna and allow your senses to come alive – see, hear and smell nature at its best.  Spend time exploring our museum and taking in the town’s history. Buy maps of the many walk trails and join our guided bush walks.

Jarrahdale Heritage Society, based at the Old Post Office museum, is run by volunteers who are committed to preserving the area’s natural and man-made history.

OLD POST OFFICE MUSEUM       

Normal opening times:

Saturday 10.00 am to 2.00 pm

Sunday 10.00 am to 4.00 pm

Public Holidays:

10.00 am to 4.00 pm

Group Tour Bookings by appointment.  Please use this form to book.  

See 2025 Walks Program

SUNDAY 28 th SEPTEMBER

Balga and Jarrah

Take time to enjoy this interesting and varied walk which will show you the beauty and diversity of our Jarrah Forest as well as the history of the timber industry which played an important part in the economy of Western Australia’s early days.

INFORMATION

Registration:      Bruno Gianatti Hall
Munro Street, Jarrahdale
From 08.40 am

All walkers need to sign in prior to start

Start Time:         09.00 hrs Sharp

Cost:                  Help maintain the trails

Members:           $7.50 per adult
$2.50 school aged children.

$15.00 per Family ticket
2 adults and 2 school aged children 

Bookings required

Book and pay on line through Humanitix

Bring:                Sturdy walking shoes,
hiking poles, water,
trail snack, weather protection, insect repellent.

 

Picture of Jarrahdale Track And Trails Booklet

Jarrahdale History Trail

The Jarrahdale Town Walk now History Trail has new signage.
Check it out and use the new informative booklet which includes interesting historic information.

$5.00