People’s Pathway
An eclectic collection of 24 rusty steel characters scattered along both sides of the main street. The People’s Pathway is a heritage trail with a difference. There are no boring signs on posts outside vacant lots where once was a building of some kind – instead, there is an eclectic collection of rust steel characters scattered along both sides of the main street, just waiting to meet you. Each has a story to tell, and many will bring a smile or a chuckle – but only if you look closely!
- The trail is marked for one-way travel only (anti-clockwise).
- Trail markers on green recycled plastic posts clearly mark each turn and junction along the way.
- The full loop is only 1.35km, so is suited to all ages and abilities.
- There are 23 “people” (rusty steel sculptures) located along the way. Each carries a simple interpretive sign telling their story.
- Take some water, a hat, you wallet (to buy an ice-cream at the shop or a beer at the pub) – and your sense of humour!
Perenjori has thrived through its strong and embracing sense of community. The People’s Pathway is our celebration of us – the people and community of Perenjori. We hope you enjoy your walk through our first 100yrs.
1.35km. Difficulty – Easy.
Trail to John Forrest Lookout
Difficulty – Moderate/Hard.
The lookout allows a 360° panoramic view of surrounding station country.
Picnic facilities and toilets are located at the base on the hill.
Please note: the walk to the lookout is 750m uphill.
Mongers Lake Lookout Walk Trail
Witness wildflowers & bird life
Difficulty – Hard.
Terina’s Wildflower Walk Latham
Whilst visiting Latham, take the time to experience the area’s flora and fauna on Terina’s Wildflower Walk.
Latham Wildflower Walk, Terina Campbell
23 Chapple Street, Latham WA 6616
Email: tfmca@hotmail.com
Ph: (08) 9973 6030
M: 0477 991 318
Facebook: @wildflowerwalk
Caron Dam Walk Trail
Rail enthusiasts will not want to miss the heritage listed Caron Coal Stage, bringing reminders of the golden age steam locomotives. Follow the trail to the pump station that is still covered by a massive corrugated iron roof. Here you can find an abundance of native orchids. (South of town) 10km. Difficulty – Easy.
