The Friends of Piesse Brook began as a community group in 2000. Members have worked over the years to rid the area of invasive weeds in order to restore local flora and the habitat of local fauna.
This Interpretive Trail was established in 2012 by the Friends on Piesse Brook Inc. It was made possible by a grant from the Department of Parks and Wildlife (DPaW). DPaW also provided valuable assistance with wording, graphic design and structures.
The Interpretive Trail has been established to provide an additional enjoyable experience for the many visitors who wander through this beautiful environment, perhaps unaware of the natural wonders here.
Interpretive Trail This picturesque walk trail meanders beside Piesse Brook on a return trip of 3.4kms
The trailhead sign
Contact Friends of Piesse Brook Find us on facebook: www.facebook.com/pages/Friends-of-PiesseBrook/195569943805644 Natural Resource Management Officer, Eastern Metropolitan Regional Council (EMRC) mail@emrc.org.au Telephone: 9424 2264 Friends Group Information Eastern Hills Catchment Management Officer, Shire of Kalamunda Telephone: 9257 9934 All photos are courtesy of K. Patterson, T. Brown & T. Warden Last updated 22 October 2014
Proudly supported by: Department of Parks and Wildlife (DPaW), Eastern Metropolitan Regional Council, Eastern Hills Landcare, and Shire of Kalamunda
You will discover a diversity of wildflowers, birdlife and even shy bush creatures on an evening stroll. The interesting geology of the area is explained, and we look into past usage. Allow time to enjoy.