Clergy Road
About this track
Clergy Road is a moderate 4 km unpaved track near Pemberton, walkable in under an hour. It passes through jarrah and marri forest typical of the South-West, offering a straightforward bushwalk for those wanting a half-hour return outing or a gentle loop option. The track is quiet and accessible year-round, though summer heat and bushfire risk mean early starts and water are essential.
Highlights
- Jarrah and marri forest canopy
- Quiet unpaved track through native woodland
- Moderate pace suitable for general fitness
- Near Pemberton's South-West forest network
What to expect
Well-formed unpaved track with gentle to moderate gradient underfoot. Shaded throughout by South-West forest, with a mix of roots and compacted earth. Track is signposted and easy to follow. No significant climbs; pace is steady and manageable for most walkers. Forest setting provides natural shelter from wind but limited water sources.
Good to know
Carry 1–2 litres of water; no facilities at trailhead. Summer (Dec–Feb) brings heat and bushfire risk—start early and check fire danger alerts. Spring wildflowers (Aug–Oct) enhance the walk. Wear sturdy walking shoes for grip on unpaved surface. Dogs typically not permitted on national park and state forest tracks; check locally first.