Chimney Trail
About this footpath
The Chimney Trail is a short, easy bushwalk near Margaret River that takes about 30 minutes to complete. At 2.3 km, it's ideal for families or anyone after a quick walk through South-West forest without serious climbing. The dirt surface and gentle pace make it accessible for most fitness levels.
Highlights
- Short, family-friendly walk near Margaret River
- South-West forest setting with native trees
- Gentle terrain, minimal elevation gain
- 30-minute round trip, easy to fit in
- Dirt track through bushland
What to expect
A well-worn dirt path through native bushland, relatively flat with no steep sections. The trail is straightforward to follow; expect dappled shade from jarrah and marri forest canopy. The track is firm underfoot in dry conditions and may be soft after rain. Signposting should keep you oriented on this short, popular walk.
Good to know
Bring water even on a short walk—South-West summers are warm. Wear sturdy walking shoes with good grip for dirt tracks. Spring (August–October) offers pleasant temperatures and wildflowers. Summer carries bushfire risk; check conditions before visiting. The walk is close to Margaret River, so combine it with other local attractions.