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Join a guide for a hike of about 7 km through Kings Park and Botanic Garden, the large park in the heart of Perth. Starting from a memorial honoring fallen war heroes, walk the Federation Walkway through the treetops and meet Gija Jumulu, a 750-year-old boab tree. Take in city and Swan River views along the Mount Eliza escarpment, then continue into bushland where native plants such as orchids and banksias grow. Along the way, your guide shares stories of Kings Park's history, Aboriginal culture, and hidden secrets.

Start at the State War Memorial
and discover Kings Park's history
Meet your guide at the State War Memorial to begin the hike. Explore the memorial honoring those who lost their lives in war, and hear stories about the history and heritage of Kings Park.
Walk the Federation Walkway
and meet a 750-year-old boab tree

Walk the Federation Walkway across the treetops, admiring artworks celebrating the centenary of Federation, Aboriginal culture, and the majestic trees of the Swan Coastal Plain. Visit Gija Jumulu, a 750-year-old boab tree that traveled thousands of kilometers to its home in the heart of the city.
Enjoy Mount Eliza views
and walk through a native plant reserve

After enjoying the city and river views along the Mount Eliza escarpment, follow trails past beautifully kept gardens into a reserve of native plants. See orchids, banksias, and other native species growing in their natural habitat, along with unique wildflowers in spring. After the hike, you can enjoy coffee and cake at a local cafe (at your own expense).
※ The flowers and plants you can see may vary by season.
Meeting point :
State War Memorial
Fraser Ave, Kings Park WA 6005, Australia
Meeting point information:
Meet your guide at the State War Memorial on Fraser Ave in Kings Park. Please make your own way to the meeting point.
State War Memorial, Fraser Ave, Kings Park WA 6005, Australia
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