Listing of bushwalk maps and GPS files on WalkGPS for Perth region, Western Australia.

Maps, Waypoints & Track Files

The table below provides downloadable map, waypoint, track and route files for all walks on WalkGPS.

Select file icons below by left-click to download. See explanatory notes on file formats and how to upload to your unit.

Go to Bushwalks listing and individual walk pages for walk details.

Also see Links & Resources page for other Trails in the region.

Walk ID	Walk Name	Image (png)Walk Map	More info Map File	More info GPX File	More info Google Earth	Notes
A1	Abyssinia Rock	Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. I accept, download	Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. I accept, download	Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. I accept, download	Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. I accept, download	New Apr. 2017.
A2	Avon Valley N.P. – Both Sides	Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. I accept, download	Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. I accept, download	Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. I accept, download	Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. I accept, download
A3	Avon Valley N.P. – South Side	Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. I accept, download	Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. I accept, download	Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. I accept, download	Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. I accept, download
B1	Bannister Hill	Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. I accept, download	Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. I accept, download	Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. I accept, download	Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. I accept, download
B2	Bells Rapid – Mount Mambup	Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. I accept, download	Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. I accept, download	Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. I accept, download	Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. I accept, download
B3	Bickley Reservoir – Ellis Brook	Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. I accept, download	Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. I accept, download	Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. 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C1	Christmas Tree Well	Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. 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Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. 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Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. 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D1	Darkin Ridge – Beraking Campsite	Subscribers Only Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. 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D2	Dryandra	Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. 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E1	Eagle Hill (Gleneagle)	Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. 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E2	Eagle’s View Trail (John Forrest NP)	Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. 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Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. 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E3	Ebenezer Valley	Subscribers Only Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. 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Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. 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Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. Subscribers Only	New Apr. 2017.
F1	Flynn Hills	Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. I accept, download	Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. I accept, download	Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. 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Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. I accept, download
F2	Flynn Hills North	Subscribers Only Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. 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Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. 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Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. Subscribers Only	Subscribers Only Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. Subscribers Only	New Apr. 2017.
G1	Geddes Rock	Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. I accept, download	Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. I accept, download	Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. 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Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. I accept, download
G2	Gibbs Rocks	Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. 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Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. I accept, download	Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. I accept, download	Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. I accept, download
G3	Gunapin Ridge	Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. 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Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. I accept, download	Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. I accept, download	Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. I accept, download
H2	Hancock Brook – Helena Brook	Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. 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Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. 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H1	Hancock Brook – shorter option	Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. 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J1	Julimar	Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. 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K1	Kitty’s Gorge – Serpentine Falls	Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. 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L1	Lupton	Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. 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M01	Manns Gully – Chinamans Gully	Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. 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Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. 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Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. 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Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. I accept, download
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Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. 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Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. 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Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. 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Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. I accept, download
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Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. 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Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. 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Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. I accept, download
M04	Mount Dale	Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. 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Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. 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Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. 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Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. I accept, download
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Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. 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Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. 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Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. 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Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. Subscribers Only	New Apr. 2017.
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Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. 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Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. 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Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. 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Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. 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Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. I accept, download
M13	Murray River (Lane Poole Reserve)	Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. 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Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. 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Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. 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N1	Ngangaguringguring Hill	Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. 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N2	Nockine Brook	Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. 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Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. 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N3	North Dandalup	Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. 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Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. 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Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. 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N5	North Ledge – South Ledge: Mundaring Weir	Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. 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Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. 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Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. I accept, download
N4	Northern John Forrest N.P.	Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. 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P2	Pickering Brook – Mt Gunjin	Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. 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P1	Pickering Brook – shorter version	Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. 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P3	Piesse Brook	Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. 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Q1	Qualen Road	Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. 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R1	Running Brook	Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. 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Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. 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Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. I accept, download	Route revised June 2017.
T1	Thomsons Lake	Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. 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Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. 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Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. 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Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. I accept, download
T2	Three Mountains – Randall, Cuthbert, Vincent	Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. 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Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. 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Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. 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Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. I accept, download
T3	Turtle Pool – Eagle Hill	Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. 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Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. 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Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. 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Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. I accept, download
T4	Two Mountains – Randall, Cuthbert	Subscribers Only Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. 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Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. 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Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. 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Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. Subscribers Only	New Apr. 2017.
U1	Upper Beraking	Subscribers Only Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. 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Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. 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Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. 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U2	Upper Dale	Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. 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Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. 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Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. 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U3	Upper Darkin – NW	Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. 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Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. 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Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. 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Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. I accept, download
U4	Upper Darkin – SE	Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. 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Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. 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Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. 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V1	Victoria Reservoir – Bickley Brook	Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. 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Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. 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Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. 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W1	Walyunga N.P.	Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. 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Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. 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Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. 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W2	Whistlepipe Gully – Lesmurdie Falls	Download Disclaimer All care has been taken to make the walk descriptions and other information on this website as accurate as possible, but use of any of the information provided for viewing or download is entirely at the user’s risk. Your use of, or reliance upon, the material on this website is entirely at your own risk and it is agreed that by referencing this material you accept this condition. WalkGPS accepts no responsibility for any loss, injury, damage, mishap or inconvenience sustained by anyone pursuing any of the activities described on this website. Personal safety is the responsibility of each walker. You must exercise your own independent judgment as to whether the walk routes suggested on this site are safe for you in the context of your fitness, training, skills and experience. 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Geographical information provided for each walk on this website is for a suggested walk route only and it is up to every walker to evaluate for themselves the best and safest way to actually proceed. WalkGPS makes no representation or warranty that any material on the website, inclusive of GPS data and maps, will be accurate, reliable or complete. All outdoor activities involve some risk of injury or death, and bushwalking in Western Australia is no exception (e.g. bushfire, bush roads, snakebite, ticks, water availability and quality, weather, heat exhaustion/heat stroke, river crossings, ankle sprains, and even unexploded ordnance (in the case of Avon Valley walks). Users of this website are expected to have a clear understanding of these dangers. The Australian bush, bush trails and vehicle tracks are also ever-changing, so you must be prepared for surprise. 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Walk ID	Walk Name	Image (png)Walk Map	More info Map File	More info GPX File	More info Google Earth	Notes

Map file

For OziExplorer users: The zipped folder for each walk area contains a MAP file (*.map) plus the associated base map image file for the walk area (.jpg/.bmp/.png), plus attached waypoint, track and route files for the walk in OxiExplorer file formats (.wpt, .plt, .rte).

The MAP file is a text file containing all the information needed for OziExplorer to display the calibrated (georeferenced) walk map; including the map labels, and the attached waypoints, track and route. Download all the contents of the zipped folder into a folder on your system, then simply load the .map file into OziExplorer. The walk map plus the waypoints, track and route should automatically display. You can then easily modify the waypoints etc if you wish to plan new routes.

For others: The image file included in the zipped folder for each walk area is a topographic ‘base’ map for that walk area. This may be a useful additional map if too much map information is obscured by the track/s and waypoints plotted on the WalkGPS Walk Map.

NOTE: The map images, files, and other information provided on WalkGPS is for your own personal use only and must not be used for any commercial or for-profit purposes (also see Disclaimer).

GPX file

For waypoints, route and ‘track’ in GPS eXchange format (‘GPX‘) for each walk, suitable for import to GPS Mapping Software (including Garmin’s Basecamp) or for upload to a GPS unit.

Saving the file: After left clicking on the “GPX” icon, read and accept the disclaimer info in the pop-up window to download the file. Check the downloaded GPX file is in your Downloads folder by selecting ‘Show in folder’. (Note: Windows may by default automatically open the gpx file in Notepad as a text file. If that happens, close Notepad and go to your Downloads folder where you will find the GPX file. The file name begins with the walk name.)

For Garmin Basecamp users: To open the saved file; First go to File and then select ‘Import into My Collection’ from the drop-down menu, then select the GPX file.

For OziExplorer users (after first loading and calibrating a map): To open the saved file, select the “Load” menu button on the OziExplorer toolbar, then Select “Import GPX File”.

For MacOS users: LoadMyTracks freeware enables communication (including waypoints, routes and tracks) with a range of Garmin, Magellan and other units and allows conversion between GPX and GoogleEarth formats.

Note: GPX files can also be opened and viewed in Google Earth (via ‘File”, “Open” and select file type; But GoogleEarth doesn’t always display the contents of a GPX file fully, so preferably use the KML files to view the waypoints and track (as ‘placemarks’ and ‘paths’) in Google Earth.

Google Earth files

For waypoints and ‘tracks’ in Google Earth’s KML format suitable for opening in Google Earth and also for direct import into GPS Mapping Software. You will need to install Google Earth to view the files.

For OziExplorer users: To open a KML file in OziExplorer, select the “Load” menu button on the OziExplorer toolbar, then Select “Import Google Earth (kml) File”.

Maps, Waypoints & Track Files

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