Surveyor Road
About this track
Surveyor Road is a challenging 14 km gravel track near Mundaring that rewards fit walkers with a substantial bushwalk through Western Australian woodland. The track winds through native forest typical of the Perth hills, offering a solid half-day outing for those comfortable with distance and uneven terrain. Expect a rewarding loop or linear walk depending on your route choice.
Highlights
- 14 km gravel track through Perth hills woodland
- Challenging gradient and distance for experienced walkers
- Native jarrah and marri forest setting
- Half-day bushwalk from Mundaring region
- Uneven terrain rewards fitness and navigation skills
What to expect
Gravel surface with variable firmness; rolling to steep sections typical of Perth's forested hills. The track is uneven underfoot with tree roots and stones—solid hiking boots essential. Moderate to full shade from native forest canopy, though sections may be exposed. Navigation markers present but walkers should carry a map and be comfortable with the distance.
Good to know
Carry 2–3 litres of water; no reliable sources along the track. Start early to finish before dusk. Spring (Aug–Oct) offers wildflowers and cooler conditions. Summer heat and bushfire risk mean caution needed November to March. Dogs are not permitted in many bushwalking areas; check local restrictions. Suitable for experienced walkers only.