Length: 6km
Duration: 2hrs
Grade: 1
Style: Circuit
Start: Cockburn Road
End: Cockburn Road

Location: Beeliar Regional Park
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Distance from CBD: 40km
State: WA
Latitude: -32.17980919
Longitude: 115.7760591

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Lake Mount Brown Walk Trail is a 6km, grade 1 circuit hike, located in Beeliar Regional Park, Western Australia. The hike should take approximately 2hrs to complete.

Hike Summary

This is an easy six kilometre flat walk in Beeliar Regional Park. The path is paved for two kilometres and then there is a limestone and sand four wheel drive track around Lake Mount Brown. Firewood banksia makes a showy display in autumn.

The Beeliar Regional Park consists of two chains of wetlands comprised of 26 lakes and numerous wetalnds stretching 25km along the coast and covering an area of approximately 3400 hectares. Lake Mount Brown lies in the western chain near the coast at Cockburn Sound. It has been created by a depression behind the coastal dune system. The wetlands were important camping, ceremonial areas and sources of food for Aboriginal people. The vegetation communities found in the park represent communities once widespread on the Swan Coastal Plain but now significantly decreased. The trail leaves the Car Park on Cockburn Road on a 2km paved path which goes almost to the lake. Then there is a 1.8km limestone track, not wheelchair accessible,around the lake. The track is set back from the water and glimpses of the lake are available at some points.