Paddy's Road
About this track
Paddy's Road is a moderate 4.3 km gravel track near Pemberton, walkable in under an hour. The track winds through typical South-West forest country, offering a straightforward outing for those wanting a solid leg-stretch without major climbing. Well-suited to a weekday walk or family half-day.
Highlights
- Gravel surface throughout, easy to navigate
- South-West forest setting with jarrah and marri
- Moderate pace, achievable in under an hour
- Quiet track, less crowded than main reserves
- Year-round access, good spring wildflower season
What to expect
A gravel track with gentle to moderate grades, shaded by native forest canopy for much of the walk. The surface is firm and well-maintained underfoot. Signposting is standard; follow markers carefully where the track may fork. Elevation changes are mild, and the overall feel is steady rather than steep.
Good to know
Carry 1–2 litres of water; summer heat and bushfire risk mean early starts are wise in warmer months. Wear sturdy walkers and sun protection. Spring (August–October) brings wildflowers and mild conditions. Check for any fire restrictions before visiting in December–February.