Walking at the Gloucester Tree
Dukes Walk
Named after the Duke of Gloucester, the Dukes Walk is a great introduction to the karri forest. Stroll along and marvel at these enormous trees.
Distance: 400 metres
Time: 20 minutes return
Class: 2 easy walk
Karri Views
This loop walk leads you to the edge of the valley carved out by the bubbling Eastbrook. The emerald green vegetation and stately karri trees make the valley a great photographic point.
Distance: 800 metres
Time: 30 minutes return
Class: 2 easy walk
Gloucester Route
For a rich karri forest experience, step out along this trail which loops through the northern section of the park and has outstanding views of the Eastbrook. Although it is steep and difficult in sections, the trail is very rewarding. Plan for a half day adventure and pack lunch, water and a raincoat.
Distance: 10 kilometres
Time: Half a day walk
Class: 4 moderately difficult walk
Town Walk
Why not get off the road and out of your car and walk to and from the Gloucester Tree from Pemberton? This trail follows a section of the Bibbulmun Track through the karri forest and also gives you an opportunity to explore Pemberton on foot.
Distance: 3 kilometres one way
Time: 40 minutes
Class: 2 easy walk
Bibbulmun Track
The Bibbulmun track passes the Gloucester Tree and from here you can follow it for 6 kilometres to the Cascades at the southern end of the Gloucester National Park.
