Marloo Road
About this track
Marloo Road is a moderate 5.4 km track near Pemberton, suited to walkers and riders looking for a straightforward bushland outing. The unpaved surface winds through the jarrah and marri forest typical of the South-West, offering a solid hour-plus walk or ride away from sealed roads. It's a good choice for those keen to explore the region's natural terrain without technical difficulty.
Highlights
- Unpaved track through South-West jarrah forest
- Moderate pace suitable for most fitness levels
- Escape sealed roads into quiet bushland
- Around 75 minutes of walking or riding time
What to expect
An unpaved track with modest elevation change across forest floor. The route is generally well-defined and manageable underfoot, though conditions depend on recent weather—expect loose gravel or soft earth after rain. Shade from overhead forest canopy for much of the route; some open sections will be more exposed. Signposting should guide you, but carry a map.
Good to know
Wear sturdy walking boots or closed footwear suitable for unpaved terrain. Carry plenty of water, especially in warmer months when the South-West can be hot. Summer brings bushfire risk; check conditions before setting out. Spring wildflowers (Aug–Oct) enhance the walk. Dogs may be restricted—check local rules.