Tray Road West
About this track
Tray Road West is a moderate 3 km track near Pemberton offering a straightforward walk through mixed forest typical of the South-West. The unpaved surface and steady grade make it accessible to most walkers, though the terrain demands basic fitness. It's a good half-hour outing for those exploring Pemberton's surrounding bushland without committing to a longer route.
Highlights
- Unpaved forest track through South-West woodland
- Moderate gradient, roughly 40 minutes return
- Suitable for fitness walkers and families
- Close to Pemberton township for convenience
What to expect
A well-defined unpaved track with moderate, steady climbing. Underfoot conditions vary with season—loose gravel and earth are typical. The forest canopy provides shade in places, but sections are exposed to weather. Track is signposted and reasonably easy to follow. No major obstacles or scrambling.
Good to know
Carry water, especially in warmer months. Wear sturdy walking boots or trail shoes with good grip for loose ground. Check fire danger ratings in summer; the South-West is bushfire-prone December to March. Dogs are typically not permitted in natural reserves—check local restrictions before visiting.