Fly Brook Road
About this track
Fly Brook Road is a moderate 5.3 km track near Pemberton, suitable for walkers and mountain bikers. The unpaved route winds through the South-West's classic karri and jarrah forest, offering a genuine backcountry experience without significant elevation gain. Well-suited to a morning or afternoon outing, it's a good choice for those wanting to explore the region's forest character at an easy pace.
Highlights
- Karri and jarrah forest throughout
- Unpaved track suitable for walking and bikes
- Moderate difficulty, achievable in 75 minutes
- Peaceful backcountry feel near Pemberton
- Shaded forest walking most of the route
What to expect
An unpaved forest track with gentle terrain and minimal steep sections. The surface is variable—expect exposed tree roots, loose gravel and sandy patches typical of South-West tracks. Canopy cover is good for most of the walk, offering shade and a cool forest environment. Track condition varies with weather; after rain it may be muddy in places. Signposting standard for the region.
Good to know
Carry at least 1–2 litres of water; forest streams may not be reliable. Spring (August–October) offers wildflowers and pleasant temperatures. Summer (December–February) is hot; start early and check bushfire risk before heading out. Wear sturdy shoes or boots for the uneven surface. The track is open year-round, but winter rainfall can make sections boggy.