Dalton track
About this track
The Dalton track is a short, easy walk near Pemberton in the South-West, ideal for a quick leg-stretch or introduction to the area's forest. At 680 metres, it takes around 10 minutes and suits all fitness levels. This is a straightforward forest walk with minimal elevation change—perfect for families or those with limited time.
Highlights
- Quick 10-minute forest walk from Pemberton
- Easy terrain, suitable for all ages and fitness
- South-West jarrah and marri forest setting
- Minimal elevation, accessible trailhead
What to expect
Flat to gently undulating track through native forest. The walking surface is likely mulch or compacted earth typical of South-West bushwalks. Signposting should be clear for such a short, popular route. Expect dappled shade under the tree canopy, with some open sections depending on recent management. The pace is unhurried—perfect for a casual stroll.
Good to know
Carry water even on short walks in WA's warm climate. Wear closed walking shoes for grip on forest floor. Spring (August to October) offers wildflowers and mild conditions. In summer, start early to avoid heat and be aware of bushfire risk. Check local conditions before visiting.