Devils Elbow Road (Overgrown)
About this footpath
Devils Elbow Road is a 4.3 km moderate walk near Collie that follows an overgrown footpath through local bushland. The trail takes around 55 minutes to complete and suits walkers with reasonable fitness. The overgrown nature of the track means it feels more remote and less maintained than formal park trails, offering a quieter bushwalk experience close to town.
Highlights
- Overgrown footpath through native bushland
- Moderate 4.3 km walk from Collie
- Quieter, less-trafficked trail experience
- Around 55 minutes return or one-way
- Suitable for walkers seeking solitude
What to expect
An overgrown footpath with variable ground surface—expect roots, leaf litter and potentially uneven terrain underfoot. The trail winds through bushland with mixed shade and open sections. Gradient is moderate with no major climbs. Signposting may be minimal given the overgrown nature; navigation requires attention. Sections may be narrow with vegetation encroaching the track.
Good to know
Carry water and sun protection; the overgrown sections offer patchy shade. Wear sturdy closed-toe footwear for protection against roots and uneven ground. Check conditions before heading out—wet weather can make overgrown tracks slippery. In summer, watch for bushfire risk. This trail suits walkers comfortable with less-maintained tracks.