Reserve Road
About this track
Reserve Road is a moderate 4.6 km track near Pemberton, ideal for walkers wanting a straightforward bushwalk through south-west forest. The unpaved track offers a solid hour's outing through typical karri and marri woodland, popular with locals and a good introduction to the region's walking trails.
Highlights
- Unpaved forest track through native karri woodland
- Moderate gradient, manageable for most fitness levels
- One-hour round trip from Pemberton
- Typical south-west forest flora and fauna
- Quieter alternative to busier regional trails
What to expect
The track is unpaved earth and gravel underfoot, moderately graded with gentle rises and falls typical of Pemberton's forest terrain. Expect native jarrah, marri and karri overstorey providing dappled shade. The track should be clearly defined and easy to follow; bring a map or download offline navigation if unfamiliar with the area.
Good to know
Carry at least one litre of water and sun protection. South-west summers are hot and can bring bushfire risk—check conditions before visiting November to April. Wear sturdy walking boots for unpaved ground. Spring (August–October) offers wildflowers and mild weather.