Jarrahdale Tracks and Trails Book
Downloadable PDF maps are available for purchase HERE
Affiliated with Bushwalking WA 
Parks
All the parks around Jarrahdale tell a story and we hope you’ll enjoy your day of relaxation there
FOREST GREEN
Brady Street
Set in the residential area of Jarrahdale, it is surrounded by some old homes that originally housed the timber workers and their families. This is a small park with inviting lawns, playground, picnic tables and BBQs.
HERITAGE PARK
Jarrahdale Road
Located in the centre of town, this 30-hectare park runs between Gooralong Brook and Jarrahdale Road. The area was the site of several timber mills and public buildings. Still there are the Post Office, the Mill Manager’s House and one of the old Sawmills. The park is an ongoing community project to rehabilitate and preserve the area’s history and its flora & fauna. See the Indicator Pole, a structure that demonstrates the size of the Jarrah trees originally found in the forest. The large fallen log was brought into the park to complement the indicator pole. There is a maze of shady, hard-surfaced walk trails meandering through the park. A car park, public toilets (with disabled access) and picnic tables are located there.
GOORALONG PARK
off Atkins St / Chestnut Rd
Nestled in the Serpentine National Park, the forest once witnessed logging of the tall trees. However, over the last century, the forest regenerated itself and it’s now a haven to a wide variety of flora and fauna. There are many walk trails throughout the park, making it a great place to enjoy fresh air and nature. The park is closed to vehicles and there are no BBQs, camping or toilet facilities.
LANGFORD PARK
Nettleton Road
This was once the site of bauxite mining. After extracting the minerals, Alcoa rehabilitated the area with new vegetation. Now fully grown, the bushland provides us with a wide variety of trails – for walking, mountain bike riding and horse riding. A large car park, sealed paths, toilets and picnic areas with BBQs encourage us to enjoy a fun day out.
PIPEHEAD DAM
off Kingsbury Drive
The dam was built in the 1950s to gather and store waters from the Serpentine & Dandalup Rivers. The water is treated here before being connected to the metropolitan network. The walks and playground area at this location are now closed to the public.
SERPENTINE DAM
Kingsbury Drive
One of the major water supply dams for Perth, it has a larger capacity than its neighbouring Pipehead Dam and was opened in 1961. Kingsbury Drive goes across the dam wall so you can continue your drive to Serpentine and the Falls. The dam is a great destination for views, flora & fauna and walks. Picnic areas have BBQs and toilets or, you could dine at nearby Café on the Dam.
Flora & Fauna
Surrounding the town of Jarrahdale is bushland that’s alive with many species of native animals and birds.
