Stump Road
About this track
Stump Road is a moderate 4.2 km track near Pemberton, taking about 55 minutes to complete. The walk winds through the mixed forest landscape typical of the South-West, offering a solid half-day outing for those after a steady bushwalk without serious elevation gain. Well-suited to walkers with basic fitness.
Highlights
- Steady forest walk through South-West woodland
- Moderate difficulty, manageable for most walkers
- Approximately one hour round trip
- Classic Pemberton region jarrah and karri forest setting
What to expect
The track traverses mixed forest with gentle to moderate grades underfoot. Expect natural, sometimes uneven ground with roots and leaf litter typical of South-West bushland. The route is signposted and shaded by forest canopy in most sections, which offers welcome relief in warmer months. No steep climbs, though the terrain is uneven.
Good to know
Carry water and wear sturdy walking shoes with good grip. Spring (Aug–Oct) brings wildflowers and mild weather; summer months are hot, so start early. Check for bushfire restrictions during fire season. The nearest town, Pemberton, has facilities. Dogs are typically not permitted on tracks in regional parks—check local regulations.