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Kalamunda Wet 'n' Wild

Collins Road, Kalamunda WA 6076

Come to the hills where the air is fresher and experience the wettest and wildest waterslides in Perth at Kalamunda Wet 'n' Wild.

Squeal your way down the "Monster Corkscrew". Scream your head off down the "Screamin' Demon" or race your mates down the "Awesome Foursome". If thrills aren't your thing you can relax in the spa pool, olympic pool or throw down a towel on the large quantity of grassed area.

Throw a sausage on the barbecue and relax as your children smile with joy in the purpose built kiddies pools. So for a fun packed family day out, forget the rest come to "Kalamunda Wet 'n' Wild".
Only twenty five minute drive from the city, you'll find the following waterslides:
Four lane slide, Two tube slides and a Hi-speed slide.
There are pools galore:
A spa pool, eight lane olympic pool with 3m and 1m diving boards and ample kiddies splash pools. There is also another pool with two diving boards.
Lots of grass and shade area with barbecue and kiosk facilites.

For further information and group discounts please visit our website at www.kalamundawetnwild.com.au

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Kalamunda History Village

56 Railway Road, Kalamunda WA 6076

he Kalamunda History Village is a museum depicting the unique hills life and industries in the early years. It’s situated in the heart of Kalamunda, in the Darling Ranges of Perth, Western Australia.

Nestled amongst the trees, the Kalamunda History Village boasts two original station buildings (listed by National Trust), seven heritage buildings dating from 1895 and three purpose built buildings.

The human endeavour of timber cutting, orcharding, quarrying, transportation, services and life are presented in reality. These evocative displays are interactive and will fascinate all ages.

Senior groups and special interest groups can enjoy a guided tour, have a guess at the mystery item, hold a quiz or finish with a sing-a-long to old gramophone records. Bring your own morning tea and enjoy a break among the trees. Free entry for carers when accompanying a group.

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Zig Zag Cultural Centre

50 Railway Road, Kalamunda WA 6076

Visiting the Perth Hills? Make sure the Zig Zag Cultural Centre in Kalamunda village is your first port of call. This stunningly-designed centre offers visitors a tourism and cultural experience in one. Helpful local staff are always happy to share their vast experience about special places you really shouldn't miss and to guide you in selecting the perfect holiday memento from the carefully selected range of local artisan products. The Centre is also home to the Zig Zag Gallery, opened in 2011 and earning a growing reputation in professional art circles ever since. Do allow some extra time to view the diverse range of exhibitions which change frequently throughout the year. Once you've done that, there is still more to see only a few steps away - but a real step back in time! Kalamunda History Village is Western Australia's largest folk museum and the perfect place to get up close and personal with the past. Evocative, interactive displays make it a perfect destination for young and old alike. A few steps in the other direction take you to the largest stained-glass window in the Southern Hemisphere - even more special after dark when it is illuminated. Welcome to Kalamunda!

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Kalamunda Farmers Market

Central Mall, Kalamunda WA 6076

At the Kalamunda Farmers Market you can taste regional produce at its best. Try award-winning olive oil, listen to live music as you browse amongst the stalls and chat to the numerous specialist food producers before making your purchases. All products sold have been grown, reared, and caught, pickled or baked by the stallholders themselves. By buying at the Kalamunda Farmers Market, you can be confident you are buying the freshest, most local produce possible, supporting your local community and economy and helping the environment by reducing food-miles.

Bibbulmun Track

Corner of Haynes Street and Railway Road, Kalamunda WA 6076
The Bibbulmun Track is one of the world's great long distance walking trails, stretching nearly 1000 kilometres from Kalamunda, in the Perth Hills, to the historic town of Albany on the south coast. This Top Trail passes through the heart of the scenic south west of Western Australia. The track takes you through towering karri and tingle forests, down mist-shrouded valleys, over giant granite boulders and along breathtaking coastal heath lands. Bushwalkers from around the world come to Western Australia to become an end-to-ender on "The Bibb". The Bibbulmun Track offers a wide range of experiences, from an epic eight-week adventure staying in the 49 campsites along the way, to day walks, staying in comfort in one of the quaint country towns. The track passes through Dwellingup, Collie, Balingup, Donnelly River Village, Pemberton, Northcliffe, Walpole and Denmark. The campsites have a rustic timber sleeping shelter, pit toilet, rainwater tank and tent sites. The track is well marked with yellow triangular markers symbolising the 'Waugal' (rainbow serpent of the Aboriginal Dreaming)....
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Bibbulmun Track

Corner of Railway Parade and Mundaring Weir Road, Kalamunda WA 6076
The Bibbulmun Track is one of the world's great long distance walking trails, stretching 1000 kilometres from Kalamunda, in the Perth Hills, to the historic town of Albany on the south coast. This Top Trail passes through the heart of the scenic south west of Western Australia. The track takes you through towering karri and tingle forests, down mist-shrouded valleys, over giant granite boulders and along breathtaking coastal heath lands. Bushwalkers from around the world come to Western Australia to become an end-to-ender on "The Bibb". The Bibbulmun Track offers a wide range of experiences, from an epic eight-week adventure staying in the 49 campsites along the way to day-walks, staying in comfort in one of the quaint country towns. The track passes through Dwellingup, Collie, Balingup, Donnelly River Village, Pemberton, Northcliffe, Walpole and Denmark. The campsites have a rustic timber sleeping shelter, pit toilet, rainwater tank and tent sites. The track is well marked with yellow triangular markers symbolising the 'Waugal' (rainbow serpent of the Aboriginal Dreaming)....
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Bibbulmun Track, Kalamunda to Albany

Spring Road, Kalamunda WA 6076
The Bibbulmun Track is one of the world’s great long distance walk trails, stretching 1000 kilometers from Kalamunda in the Perth hills, to the historic town of Albany on the south coast. The Track offers a range of experiences from an epic eight-week adventure staying in the 49 campsites along the way, to day walks staying in comfort in one of the quaint rural towns. Bushwalkers from around the world come to WA to become an end-to-ender on ‘The Bibb’....
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Bibbulmun Track

Bibbulmun Track Northern Terminus, Kalamunda WA 6076
The Bibbulmun Track is one of the world’s great long distance walk trails, stretching 1,000 kilometres from Kalamunda in the Perth Hills, to Albany on the south coast, winding through the heart of the scenic South West of Western Australia. The Track takes walkers through many of the most beautiful national parks of the south west forests and coastline, and offers a wide range of experiences from a gentle day walk, to an epic 8 week adventure. You can make it a wilderness experience by camping out in the 49 campsites along the way, join a guided group tour or you can do it in comfort by staying overnight in the towns along the track and enjoying day walks in the area. The campsites have a rustic timber sleeping shelter, pit toilet, rainwater tank and tent sites. The track is well marked with yellow triangular markers symbolising the 'Waugal' (rainbow serpent of the Aboriginal Dreaming). Nyoongar people are known and acknowledged as the traditional owners and custodians of the land and waters over which the Bibbulmun Track passes....
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Perth Hills

50 Railway Road, Kalamunda WA 6076
The Perth Hills region, nestled in the Darling Range, is just a 30-minute drive from Perth, but a world away from city life. Filled with tree-cloaked valleys, striking granite outcrops, tumbling waterfalls, dazzling spring wildflowers, vibrant country villages, blossoming orchards and foodie delights, the Hills are also home to one of Australia’s oldest conservation areas and some of Perth’s best emerging wineries. Start your Perth Hills escape in one of the region’s three main townships: Kalamunda, Mundaring or Armadale. Heading east from Perth city, make the local visitor centres your first stop to pick up info and free maps. There are more than 40 scenic drives, wine trails, wildflower trails, bike trails and walk trails to choose from, including the world-class off-road Munda Biddi Cycle Trail and one of the world's great long distance walk trails, the Bibbulmun Track. Immerse yourself in a day of forest bathing and bush picnics at one of many national parks and state forests, including John Forrest National Park (Western Australia's first national park) and pretty Lake Leschenaultia. Learn about the region’s rich flora and fauna at the Perth Hills Discovery Centre, or on a guided spotlight tour of Karakamia Wildlife Sanctuary. Stroll through the magnificent gardens of Araluen Botanic Park, or discover one of the world's great engineering feats, the Mundaring Weir and No 1 Pump Station, constructed in the 1890s to feed freshwater to the goldfields, 560 kilometres to the east. More of the region’s colourful history can be unearthed at the District Museum, Bert Tyler Vintage Machinery Museum, Armadale Outpost Telegraph Centre, Bodhinyana Monastery, History House Municipal Museum and Minnawarra Park Historical Precinct. The region's arts centres, studios and galleries celebrate the region’s beauty and creativity in photography, sculpture, textiles and more, while its winemakers and producers have created an extravaganza of flavours, village markets, festivals and unique foodie experiences. You can even pick your own fruit at harvest time. Spend the day filling your picnic hamper or sampling the Hill's fine wining and dining options. Or stay and enjoy more Hills hospitality at a farmstay, cottage, hotel or bed and breakfast....