Bickley Valley Wine Route

Beautiful forests, extraordinary wildflowers, tranquil bushwalking trails, bird and animal life, peaceful waterfalls and creeks, are just some of the scenic attractions of the Bickley Valley Wine Route.

Only half an hour from the Perth CBD, behind Kalamunda, a cluster of boutique wineries situated within a few kilometres of each other make for an easily accessible day out. 

Vistas of vineyards and orchards in the valleys make motoring a delight, with all cellar doors being open on the weekend and throughout the week by appointment.

Roadside fruit stalls, asparagus straight from the farm, and beautiful open gardens just waiting to be experienced. Accommodation is available at several country-style bed and breakfast facilities, offering the ultimate in peace and relaxation.  Exploring the forest from the back of a camel, buying a memento from one of the local potteries or art and craft galleries, or visiting the Perth Observatory in the Bickley Valley, are other activities on offer.

Picturesque picnic and barbeque spots abound in the National forest and parks, including the majestic Lesmurdie Falls, with its wonderful views over the city.

For suggested tours... you may like to follow the pre-planned guide...
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Bickley & Carmel Valley Trail Itinerary

 

Chittering Valley Wine Route

Just under an hour north-east of Perth, the Chittering Valley is far-removed from the hustle and bustle of the city. Its gently rolling hills form a tranquil backdrop to the myriad of orchards, farms and vineyards that embellish the hillsides.

This easily accessible, unique and peaceful wine trail meanders through the ever-changing scenery of rural Western Australia. It's a circuit tour where every bend in the road brings the anticipation of a new country vista. You can stop and sample one of the many award winning wines and often meet the friendly people who work the small family vineyards.

There are five wineries to visit on the trail, each with their own unique character and style, and each dedicated to giving visitors an exceptional wine experience.

Wines made from the characteristic grapes of the region - Shiraz, Verdelho, Grenache, Viognier, Chenin Blanc and Chardonnay are all waiting for visitors to sample.

For suggested tours... you may like to follow the pre-planned guide...
Please download the PDF below.

Chittering Valley Trail Itinerary

 

Heart Of The Hills Wine Route

Mundaring, the Heart of the Hills, has been a wine producing area since the 1880’s, when the first vineyards were planted in Darlington.

Today the area offers visitors a unique experience where they can relax in the magnificent forest surround, enjoy award winning wines and meet with the operators of these boutique wineries. All this just 40 minutes from Perth.

Open on the weekends and by appointment during the week the area specialises in Method Champenoise, Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot.

From gourmet meals in wonderful surroundings, to light lunches and snacks, Mundaring offers it all. There are several award winning restaurants and wineries catering to a variety of tastes. Dine alfresco during summer, or enjoy the atmosphere of a cosy fire in winter.
The area is also home to artists, craftspeople, and all those seeking some inspiration and tranquility in this busy world. Visit the studios and the galleries, experience the flora and fauna native to the area, walking trails, cycle tracks, wildflowers, bird watching, a picnic at Lake Leschenaultia, the Mundaring Weir… the list of attractions goes on and on.

If one day is just not enough consider an overnight stay. From the luxurious, to camping near the Weir, Mundaring has it all. Two lovely old hotels with modern accommodation facilities; inviting bed and breakfast establishments to pamper and relax you; and even a youth hostel!

For suggested tours... you may like to follow the pre-planned guide...
Please download the PDF below.

Heart of the Hills Itinerary

Serpentine Valley Wine Route

The Serpentine Valley is in the Peel Region on the southern fringe of Perth, you can walk, ride or drive around this beautiful valley and its surrounding hills.

Majestic scenery, stunning wildflowers, native fragrances, exotic fauna, historic towns and country markets provide an irresistible combination for all who visit.

Be sure to take a look at the natural wonders of the region, with Serpentine Falls being a key attraction; located within the Serpentine Falls National Park, just a short 400 metres from the picnic grounds.

With so much to see we can understand why you would want to prolong your visit and stay at any one of the fine accommodation facilities. Options range from cosy railway carriages through to beautiful chalet retreats in the forest.