LESMURDIE FALLS

Lesmurdie Falls National Park is located approximately 20 kilometres from Perth and five kilometers from Kalamunda. A network of magnificent walk trails lead to lookout points giving excellent views of the cascading falls. Barbeque facilities are provided - public toilets also available.

Best months to visit – May to October

PERTH OBSERVATORY

337 Walnut Road
BICKLEY
Tel: 08-9293-8255
email: perth.observatory@dec.wa.gov.au

Perth Observatory is Australia's oldest continuously operating professional observatory. In recognition of its history, cultural significance and ongoing activities Perth Observatory was entered on the State Heritage Register in July 2005.

Bookings must be made in order to attend its star viewing nights or day time guided tours.

MUNDARING WEIR

Mundaring Weir is a great spot for a family outing with plenty of picnic spots and barbeque facilities. Enjoy a nature walk around the Weir in the wildflower season (July to November) or visit the Number 1 Pump House museum to discover how the pipeline was constructed to supply fresh water to the Goldfields.

Check opening times by phoning 9295 2455.

HISTORY VILLAGE

Open Monday to Thursdays & Saturday 10am-3pm & Sundays 1.30- 4.30pm.

56 Railway Road, Kalamunda.
Information 9293 1371.

STIRK COTTAGE - 12 Kalamunda Road.

A historic cottage, the first hme built in the Kalamunda Townsite. Open 2:00pm - 4:00pm Sundays, closed December and January. Free entry. Phone: 9293 1371

KALAMUNDA ARTS AND CRAFTS WAGON

Open every Wednesday 10am-4pm, Saturdays, Sundays & Public holiday 10am-5pm.

Railway Road, Kalamunda. (opposite the Kalamunda Hotel)

KALAMUNDA MARKETS

Held on the first Saturday of each month from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm in the Mead Street Mall, Kalamunda.

Arts, Crafts, Food, Produce and lots more.

Phone 9257 2266 for details.