Tick Road
About this track
Tick Road is a moderate 4.3 km gravel track near Pemberton, taking about an hour to walk. This South-West route offers a straightforward bushwalk through typical forest country, with gentle grades suitable for most walkers. The gravel surface and manageable length make it a good half-day outing for families and regular walkers alike.
Highlights
- Gravel track through South-West forest
- Moderate difficulty, accessible to most walkers
- One-hour return walk from trailhead
- Typical jarrah and marri woodland setting
What to expect
Even gravel underfoot with gentle, rolling grades. The track is well-formed and straightforward to follow through open forest country typical of the Pemberton region. Expect dappled shade from jarrah and marri, with some exposed sections. The walk is steady rather than steep, making it suitable for a relaxed pace.
Good to know
Carry plenty of water—the South-West can be warm, especially in summer months when bushfire risk is high. Wear sturdy walking shoes with good grip for gravel. Spring (August to October) offers wildflowers and mild temperatures. Check local conditions before heading out, and allow extra time if walking with children.