Lorikeet Stroll (0.2km), Warren National Park, Western Australia

Lorikeet Stroll is a 200m, grade 2 hike located in the Warren National Park, Western Australia. The hike should take around 12 mins to complete.

Length: 200m

Duration: 12 mins

Grade: 2

Style: Circuit

Start: Dave Evans Bicentennial Tree

End: Dave Evans Bicentennial Tree

Location: Warren National Park

Closest town: Yeagarup

Western Australia

From state capital: 334km

Longitude: 115.9751383

Latitude: -34.4961317

Hike summary

This short 200 metre walk in the Warren National Park gives you a taste of walking in the karri forest. Keep your eyes and ears open for purple-crowned lorikeets darting around in the karri tree tops.

This short 200 metre walk gives you a taste of walking in the karri forest. Keep your eyes and ears open for purple-crowned lorikeets darting around in the karri tree tops.

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Tips

Start Point: On the Warren River Loop Walk just near the Dave Evans Bicentennial Tree

End Point: On the Warren River Loop Walk just near the Dave Evans Bicentennial Tree

Region: Warren National Park, South West

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Getting there

Warren National Park is accessible via the unsealed Old Vasse Road. The Marianne North Tree and the Dave Evans Bicentennial Tree are accessible to all vehicles along this road. The Heartbreak Trail is steep and not suitable for caravans or buse.

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