10th Light Horse Heritage Trail
About this footpath
The 10th Light Horse Heritage Trail is a short, easy footpath near Joondalup honouring the mounted regiment's history. At just 920 metres, it's ideal for a quick walk or family outing and welcomes both walkers and cyclists. The unpaved surface winds through local bushland, offering a peaceful escape and a connection to Western Australia's military heritage.
Highlights
- Quick 10-minute walk suitable for families
- Unpaved trail through bushland near Joondalup
- Open to both walkers and cyclists
- Local heritage and historical significance
- Easy gradient, low commitment outing
What to expect
An unpaved, gently graded footpath through bushland with minimal elevation change. The trail is straightforward and easy to follow. You'll find dappled shade from native trees along much of the route, with some open sections. Signposting guides you through the 920-metre loop, making navigation simple for all abilities.
Good to know
- Open to cyclists
Bring water even for a short walk—WA sun can be intense. The unpaved surface suits sturdy shoes or light hiking boots. Summer brings heat and bushfire risk; walk early or later in the day. Winter and spring (May–October) offer the most pleasant conditions. Dogs are often restricted in some areas; check local regulations.