Perth: Kitty's Gorge Hike with Morning Tea
Western Australia, Perth
Hike 9km one-way on Stacey's Loop and the Kitty’s Gorge Trail in beautiful Serpentine with a guide. Explore lush forests, cross bridges, enjoy morning tea by the river, transfer by bus back to start.
The Kitty’s Gorge 9km guided hike near Perth suits outdoor enthusiasts seeking a moderate trek through jarrah forests and waterfalls in Serpentine National Park.
Highlights
- Experience a 9km hike through lush jarrah forests and pine plantations
- Enjoy a morning tea beside the Serpentine River
- Explore Western Australia’s unique flora and fauna
- Benefit from expert local guides and complimentary hiking poles
- Stop at scenic viewpoints for photos along the trail
Description
Follow Gooralong Brook on one of Perth’s notable hiking trails, the Kitty’s Gorge route. This 9km hike covers the Stacey’s Loop and Kitty’s Gorge trails, crossing bridges, cascades, and moss-covered granite outcrops. Walk through dense jarrah forest, an old pine plantation, and past multiple waterfalls, all leading to Serpentine Falls in Serpentine National Park.
Midway through the hike, enjoy a nutritious morning tea beside the Serpentine River amid tranquil forest sounds. The trek concludes at Serpentine Falls, where you can relax and often spot kangaroos nearby. The journey includes scenic views, natural beauty, historical insights, and iconic waterfalls.
After the hike, the OTBT bus transfers you back to Jarrahdale, providing an opportunity to explore this historic town at your own pace in the afternoon.
Off The Beaten Track WA (OTBT) provides trained Lead and Support Guides equipped with two-way radios and personal location beacons where phone coverage is limited. They are a licensed, insured, and accredited Western Australian tourism operator specializing in hiking and adventure tours.
Includes
- 9 km scenic hike led by OTBT’s expert local guides
- Bus transfer from Serpentine Falls back to Jarrahdale starting point
- Small group experience with a maximum of 12 guests
- Nutritious morning tea to sustain your energy
- Complimentary use of hiking poles and expert guidance
- Sunscreen and insect repellent provided for comfort
- Photo stops at key viewpoints
- Access to all hike photos via a private OTBT Connect Facebook group
- Opportunities to observe Western Australia’s unique flora and native wildlife
Important Information
- What to Bring: Backpack with 3L water, preferred trail snacks, camera, personal first aid/medications, hat, sunscreen, insect repellent, sturdy hiking or walking shoes, hiking poles (optional or borrow from OTBT), raincoat, warm layer, and a readiness for adventure
- Fitness Level: Moderate fitness required for 9km on uneven and rocky terrain
- Accessibility: Suitable for people with cognitive disabilities/autism and low hearing. Possibly suitable for some with low vision or other disabilities—contact OTBT to discuss adaptations
Easy Cancellation
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
For best experience, book ahead and wear appropriate footwear and layers. Morning departures are recommended to enjoy cooler temperatures and quieter trails.
