Wunanga means ‘quiet’ or ‘peaceful’ in Noongar.

ABOUT THIS TRAIL

This is a 4.3km long trail set in a figure-of-eight design to allow walkers an abbreviated version should they be time-limited.

Following the yellow/orange-topped poles, it commences adjacent to the Village Junction Railway Station (near car park 2) and winds its way through a number of different vegetation types, allowing walkers to experience the amazing diversity that the Park’s woodland has to offer. This includes jarrah, marri and banksia coastal plain bushland.

TypeBush walk, banksia woodland
Trail length4.3km (yellow loop)
2.1 km (orange loop)
Grade3 - Moderate
Time2 hours for full yellow loop
45 minutes for orange loop
Trail startCar park 2
Best time of yearApril - November
FEATURES

The understorey is alive with flowering shrubs throughout the year, although in the cooler spring months, eagle eyed walkers can enjoy trigger plants and orchids in an array of colours and forms.


TRAIL MAP

You can download the Wunanga trail map below, or pick one up from the Visitor Information Centre or Revolutions Transport Museum (at the start of the trail) in the Village.

Whiteman Park acknowledges the Wadjuk Noongar people as the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we work, learn and play and acknowledge the significance of Korndiny Karla Boodja (Bennett Brook) at the heart of the Park.