All the sweet and savoury treats you love—served with stunning bushland views. Gather your favourite people and escape to the Perth Hills for a divine afternoon of bubbles, bites, and relaxation.

Step into history at The Lodge Darlington—once the beloved Dalry Lodge of the 1920s, now a beautifully restored stone retreat. Nestled in the Perth Hills, it offers serene gardens, a natural rock pool ...

Also happening at Lake Leschenaultia during Perth Hills WanderFest – the vibrant Chidlow Farmers Markets as well as a special drop-in workshop hosted by Mundaring Arts Centre, will be popping up for ...

Vineyards, orchards, cider sheds and roadside farm stalls – Bickley Valley is one of the Perth Hills’ prettiest and tastiest drives. Start in Kalamunda and take the scenic route through the valley ...

This 33 hectare national park has no facilities for visitors but offers stunning views over the Swan Coastal Plain far below. It is characterized by steep hills, a riot of bush birds and vegetation.

Bailup Farm is a family-run hobby farm located in the picturesque Hills locality of Gidgegannup. Home to adorable Highland cows, Mini Moos, Mini Donkeys, and more. They offer private farm tours, ...

In the townsite of Mundaring, Venessa’s Vintage Treasures is an eclectic shop full of bygone curios and collectibles. Take a trip down memory lane and walk away with some treasures made to last and ...

Salute to the sun while Possum Valley’s adorable hand raised goat and sheep family wander around, adjust your pose, snuggle up and join in. Welcome to Gaada-moorn-da Katamunda, also known as the ...

The fully renovated Serpentine Falls Tavern is NOW OPEN! This heritage tavern was built in 1903, and the faithful restoration, delicious cut-above-the-usual-pub-menu, leafy beer garden, and ice-cold ...

Nestled in the Darling Ranges, just 30 minutes from the CBD, the Perth Hills Kalamunda is an idyllic day trip destination, known for a magnificent mix of natural bushland, fascinating history, and ...

This 18.4km return walk on the Bibbulmun Track takes you to the highest point in the Darling Range, Mt Cooke. A campsite (for walkers only – no vehicle access) can be found at the base of Mt Cooke.