Carty Reserve (1.5km), Upper Chittering, Western Australia

Carty Reserve is a 1.5km, grade 2 hike located in the Upper Chittering, Western Australia. The hike should take around 45 mins to complete.

Length: 1.5km

Duration: 45 mins

Grade: 2

Style: Return

Start: Great Northern Highway

End: Great Northern Highway

Location: Upper Chittering

Closest town: Chittering

Western Australia

From state capital: 90km

Longitude: 116.070735

Latitude: -31.440902

Hike summary

This 1.5km return natural trail meanders along a creek line and through revegetated reserve. Visitors can learn about the local flora and fauna through informative interpretive signage.

An artistic interpretive sign is situated at the start of the Carty Reserve. The walk itself follows the creek line. It would be best to do this walk in Winter and Spring when the creek is running and the flowers are blooming. The area has been revegetated with local native species.

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Tips

Start Point: Great Northern Highway, Upper Chittering (opposite RSN 5462) (90km and one and half hours north of Perth)

End Point: Great Northern Highway, Upper Chittering (opposite RSN 5462) (90km and one and half hours north of Perth)

Region: Upper Chittering, Perth

For more information, a location map and GPS file please visit Trails WA.

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