9 WA Trails That Have To Be Seen To Be Believed

Whether you're a beach lover or prefer the greenery of a good hills walk, WA has some of the most breath taking trails in the world.

1. Law Walk and Lottery West Federation Walkway

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A hands-down must for any visitor to WA, these walks will take you through the world class Botanic Garden in Kings Park - ranked in the top 10 parks in the world by Expedia in 2014.

2. The Bibbulmun Track

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One of the world’s longest distance walk trails, clocking in just shy of 1000 kilometres, The "Bibb" extends from Kalamunda,in the Perth hills, to the historic town of Albany on the south coast. Day trekkers can pick a spot along the way for a bush or beach walk, or the more adventurous can sign up for the epic eight-week adventure, staying in the 49 campsites along the way.

3. Swan Valley Food and Wine Trail

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Proving there really is a trail for every type, the award winning Swan Valley Food and Wine Trail is a 32 kilometre scenic loop drive in the heart of the Swan Valley (only 25 minutes from Perth), boasting a mix of more than 150 stops including wineries, lively breweries, fine restaurants, bustling cafes, distilleries, and roadside stalls selling fresh produce. You're welcome.

4. Kitty's Gorge Walk

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An hour out of the city, Kitty’s Gorge Walk Trail is accessed from the historic town of Jarrahdale, south west of Perth. Bonus: these a great winery or a few cafes to stop off at along the way - or finish up at when you're done.

5. Windan Bridge Loop

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A good choice for inner city dwellers or folks staying in the city centre, the Windan Bridge Loop is located on the banks of the beautiful Swan River in the centre of Perth. The trail encompasses Herrison Island, manicured parklands and East Perth - where you can take some time out of your trail blazing to check out the galleries, public art and cafés. You can extend this walk by veering off onto the attached Narrows Bridge or Garrett Road Bridge walks.

6. Hotels and Breweries Walk, Fremantle

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The walk to get the least exercise-inclined onto their feet, the Hotels and Breweries Walk will give you a perspective of life in Fremantle during the gold rush of the late 19th century. A must for lovers of historic buildings and historical sights, many of the buildings along the way have been faithfully restored to their former glory.

7. Munda Biddi Trail

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One for the cyclists, the Munda Biddi Trail is Western Australia’s premier long distance off-road cycling experience. Starting in Mundaring, the 1000km trail includes scenic river valleys and the magnificent forests of the state’s South-West. You can take on a section, or follow the entire trail, staying in one of the many campsites along the way.

8. Meelup Reserve Trail

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This coastal walk weaves along the tranquil waters of Geographe Bay from Dunsborough to Meelup. You'll be able to do a little whale watching, check out a range of ecosystems, small bay communities and some of the best beaches in Western Australia.

9. Marmion to Burns Beach

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Extending from the southern suburb of Munster through to Burns Beach, north of Perth, this beach side trail is 14 kilometres of easy cycling or walking. Highlights? Youy'll get a chance to check out Hillarys Marina, Marmion Marine Park and wilder coastal vegetation along the way.