Luke Pen Walk
About this footpath
The Luke Pen Walk is a moderate 5.5 km footpath near Albany through unpaved bush terrain. It's a straightforward walk suited to those with reasonable fitness, taking about an hour and a quarter to complete. The route offers a taste of the South-West landscape without requiring high technical skill or serious elevation gains.
Highlights
- 5.5 km loop through Albany bushland
- Moderate pace, 1h 15m walk time
- Unpaved track through natural terrain
- Accessible for regular walkers
- South-West forest character
What to expect
An unpaved footpath with a moderate, steady grade. The track winds through typical South-West bush—expect some tree roots and loose ground underfoot, with variable shade depending on forest density. The route is generally well-defined but check recent conditions before setting out. Not heavily trafficked, so you may encounter wildlife.
Good to know
Carry at least 1–2 litres of water; there are no reliable water sources along the track. Wear sturdy walking boots or shoes with good grip for unpaved ground. Summer heat and bushfire risk make cooler months (April–October) ideal. Spring wildflowers can be excellent. Check fire danger ratings before heading out during warmer months.