Length: 2.6km
Duration: 0.75hrs
Grade: 1
Style: Return
Start: McNess House Visitor Centre
End: McNess House Visitor Centre

Location: Yanchep National Park
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Distance from CBD: 55km
State: WA
Latitude: -31.54651797
Longitude: 115.6840742

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Woodlands Walk Trail is a 2.6km, grade 1 return hike, located in Yanchep National Park, Western Australia. The hike should take approximately 0.75hrs to complete.

Hike Summary

This 2.6 kilometre walk is ideal for anyone who would like a "taste" of the Yanchep National Park, not too haRoad but good enough to see and appreciate the local habitat. It is especially great for families with children, starting from the McNess House Visitor Centre.

This 2.6km walktrail heads south from the McNess House Visitor Centre and is a real little treasure of Yanchep National Park. Dwindling through coastal woodlands, which support a diverse range of trees including banksia, tuart, marri, stunted jarrah, sheoak and small pockets of paperbark, this walk is ideal for anyone who would like a "taste" of the local wildlife. During spring