Larkin Road
About this track
Larkin Road is a moderate 4.6 km unpaved track near Pemberton, walkable in about an hour. It winds through the tall timber country of the South-West, passing through jarrah and karri forest typical of the region. The track offers a quiet woodland walk without steep grades, making it accessible to most walkers with reasonable fitness.
Highlights
- Jarrah and karri forest canopy
- Quiet unpaved track through woodland
- Moderate gradient, no steep pitches
- Close to Pemberton township
- One-hour round-trip option
What to expect
An unpaved track that is generally even underfoot, with loose gravel and leaf litter. Gradient is steady but not steep. Tree cover provides good shade throughout most of the walk. The track is likely marked but confirm signposting locally before heading out. Quiet setting with minimal facilities along the route.
Good to know
Carry water, especially in warmer months. Wear sturdy walking boots or shoes with good grip for unpaved ground. Spring (August–October) brings wildflowers and mild conditions. Summer heat and bushfire risk mean early starts and caution with fire bans. Check conditions at Pemberton visitor centre before setting out.