Scamander Road
About this track
Scamander Road is a 2.9 km moderate track near Collie, offering a straightforward unpaved walk through the South-West forests. The route makes a solid half-hour outing for walkers seeking quiet bush without technical difficulty. Well-suited to a morning or afternoon walk, especially during spring wildflower season.
Highlights
- Unpaved forest track through South-West bush
- Moderate difficulty, manageable for most fitness levels
- 40-minute round walk from Collie
- Quiet woodland setting away from roads
What to expect
The track follows unpaved terrain typical of South-West forest country—mostly level to gently rolling ground, with packed earth and potential for loose sections after rain. Expect dappled shade from jarrah and marri, though some open stretches may be exposed. The track should be clearly defined and easy to follow.
Good to know
Carry water, especially in warmer months; the South-West can be hot and dry. Wear sturdy walking boots or trail shoes for unpaved ground. Spring (August–October) is ideal for wildflowers and mild temperatures. In summer, start early to avoid heat and check bushfire risk before heading out.