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Destinations: Perth Hills A stone’s throw away from Perth but you’ll feel like you’re a world away. www.scoop.com.au Falling for Freo Best-kept secrets ULTIMATE DAY TRIPS SAILING, SKINNY DIPPING AND SUNDAY SESSIONS edition 006 | summer | 2013 550+ events THE DEFINITIVE GUIDE TO WHAT’S ON THIS SUMMER $6 EDITION 6 JAN – MAR 2014 SCOOP.COM.AU 20 Best Outdoor Cinemas ENQUIRIES SALES: [email protected] EDITORIAL: [email protected] SUBSCRIPTIONS: [email protected] Where to go, what to watch ARTS + EVENTS | BARS + RESTAURANTS | SHOPPING | ENTERTAINMENT www.facebook.com/ScoopPublishing https://twitter.com/ScoopPublishing www.scoop.com.au Millbrook Winery. what to do PERTH HILLS Kookaburra Outdoor Cinema Serpentine Falls Top Events Picnic at Mundaring Weir The hills are a stone’s throw from Perth but you’ll feel like you’re a world away. The charming villages are packed with wineries and fresh produce to tempt the tastebuds, as well as an array of cycle tracks, bushwalks and rock-climbing locations for the active visitor. Pack a rug and basket and head to the hills for WHERE TO GO Summer exercise a picnic beside the weir. Thanks to the Mundaring Weir Interpretation Precinct there are great new facilities around the weir area to enjoy, including Mundaring Elizabethan Village Pub Kalamunda The word ‘Kalamunda’ is derived from the Aboriginal ‘cala munnda’, meaning ‘home in the forest’. The town boasts a quaint main street, farmers markets and a thriving art and 60 Perth Guide craft market on the first Saturday of every month. Visit the history village or take the Zig Zag scenic drive trail into Gooseberry Hill National Park for birdwatching opportunities and magnificent views of the Swan Coastal Plain. The village of Mundaring sits high over Greenmount Hill and is a great destination for a daytrip, being only a 45-minute drive from the city. Mundaring was one of the stops along the Eastern Railway line in the late 1800s, and the town’s history is closely linked with the creation of the Goldfields Pipeline. The surrounds are full of history – visit the pipeline or wander round the Roleystone The sanctuary forest town, situated in the Darling Range on the way to Armadale, has something for everyone. In this neck of the woods you’ll find great hiking trails and picnic areas at Churchman Brook Dam, on Soldiers Road. Araluen Botanic Park boasts a unique microclimate where exotic species like tulips, camellias and lilacs thrive in spring – but in summer it’s the shady grassed areas and waterways that are the main attractions. A ten-minute drive away from the park is the Araluen Golf Resort with manicured greens surrounded by rolling hills and bushland. The 18-hole course is home to quendas, possums and western grey kangaroos. Bickley & Carmel Valley Five kilometres past Kalamunda lies what is often described as ‘a slice of Italy’. The valleys are home to a cider house, and wineries that produce some heavy-hitting reds and great chardonnays. Cellar doors are open on weekends, but by appointment during the week. Other attractions include the roadside stalls selling fresh fruit and veg straight from the farm. If you’re eager to plan a peaceful weekend in the valleys there are several country-style B&Bs. in some water spots, so consult with visitor centres or rangers. At Serpentine Falls, there is access for swimming, although caution is advised. The same with shelters and barbecues. Cycling to organised treasure hunts. There are two of the best walking and cycling trails in the world (the Bibbulmun Track and Munda Biddi Trail), and national parks to explore. Or take the kids to one of the great hills swimming holes; GETTING THERE picnic grounds and amenities. Swimming is prohibited goes for swimming along the Serpentine River. bushwalking to cycling tours, orienteering adventures Mundaring Weir Hotel before taking in the views of the weir itself. For the literary-minded, the Katharine Susannah Prichard Writing Centre is along the Great Eastern Highway and offers a chance for visitors to learn about one of WA’s foremost novelists. The shire is also home to a couple of the state’s best eateries, popular local markets and the Mundaring Arts Centre. The big lakes, dams and weirs are well equipped with sculptures, children’s play areas and picnic spots The hills region is set up for physical activity, from Many orchards within Kalamunda and its surrounds sell their produce at roadside stalls, and during summer you’re likely to find apples and stone fruit in abundance. While you’re in town be sure to pay a visit to the two historical pubs and to The Kalamunda History Village – the largest folk museum in the state. Swimming spots Serpentine is a favourite. Reward your efforts in a local cafe, winery or restaurant with a cold drink. The Perth Hills has eight separate cycling trails, ranging from the sedate to the flat-out exhausting. There are road and path trails that lead from Midland to Mundaring and then on to Kalamunda and return. For than 1000km of track – join it at its Mundaring starting Jazz in the Park point and see how far you can go in a session. Enjoy free jazz concerts in Kalamunda from February through to April. The two-hour events are presented by Kalamunda Youth Swing Band, and begin at 6.30pm. Stirk Park, every Thursday, Feb-Apr. Art scene Lesmurdie, Kalamunda, Darlington and Mundaring are thriving art hubs. There are several art and craft galleries in the region as well as the Mundaring Arts Centre. For If you are departing from the Perth CBD take the Great Eastern Highway to Mundaring, and Roe Highway to Kalamunda and Bickley. The Southwest Highway is best for Serpentine and Jarrahdale. a dose of history visit the Mundaring Weir where you can also see the iconic Golden Pipeline. Nearby the Mundaring Amphitheatre is the venue that hosts concerts throughout the year. Closer to Perth, in Roleystone, the local theatre puts on five major shows per year. Local eats The area is fast becoming a gourmet escape, with award-winning restaurants, charming cafes, historic pubs and quaint tearooms. There are four distinct wine trails with boutique wineries offering tastings, and food TRAIN The train lines from the Perth CBD run directly to Armadale, or to head to Serpentine take the Australind train line. All events online | scoop.com.au too, in some instances. The Perth Hills Wine Trails include Bickley and Carmel Valley, while the Heart of the Hills Wine Route takes in wineries from Mundaring to Chidlow – there are eight wineries to visit, many with cafes or restaurants attached. On the Serpentine Valley Swimming at Lake Leschenaultia. All events online | scoop.com.au Head to the Mundaring Weir Hotel Amphitheatre for Aussie rock legend Jimmy Barnes, along with Ian Moss. All tickets are general admission; only limited seating is available, with the area in front of the stage standing room only. Mundaring Weir Hotel, Jan 26. the truly adventurous there is the Munda Biddi Trail, more The region is renowned for its arty community, and CAR Jimmy Barnes & Ian Moss on Australia Day Wine Route, visitors can sample wine at two cellars, as well as world-class cheeses and yoghurt. and Snake Skin Shoes. Mundaring Weir Hotel, Feb 22. The Big Concert Under The Stars You can’t beat an outside concert on a balmy night, especially while listening to the likes of Troy CassarDaley and Adam Harvey, as they celebrate their new album, The Great Country Song Book. El Caballo Resort, Mar 8. Twilight Concerts in the Park Bring the family on a Sunday afternoon to enjoy great music at City of Armadale’s free concert series. Armadale, various dates until Mar 9. Mango Groove This 11-piece band formed in 1984 and plays a mix of South African rhythms and sounds including pennywhistle and marimba. Traditional township styles fuse with modern pop to form danceable tunes. Red Hill Auditorium, Feb 21. The Black Sorrows See one of Australia’s most-loved bands play hits from the late 80s and 90s, including Hold On To Me, Chained To The Wheel Kookaburra Outdoor Cinema Enjoy one of the latest flicks under the stars with the state forest as the backdrop. There are 310 traditional canvas deckchairs but plenty of room at the sides if you want to bring your own chair. The season runs on Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights through to the beginning of April. Gates open at 6.30pm and movies commence at 8pm. Mundaring, various dates. Perth Guide 61 best of Rock climbing hot spots Darlington Boulders THINGS TO DO The granite boulders are located near the Darlington Estate Winery 30km east of Perth in a side valley of the Helena River. The short and technical climbs provide great views of the surrounding valley. The boulders heat up during summer so it’s best to climb on the slabs in Upper Darlington in the morning and the boulders in the main area in the afternoon. Navigating your way to the boulders can be a bit difficult; you’ll find in-depth directions on the Climbers Association of WA (CAWA) forum. Mountain Quarry Mountain Quarry in Greenmount National Park is considered the best climbing spot near Perth, thanks to an effort to rebolt and clean up the routes. There are a number of classic ‘face’ climbs and hard-bolted sport routes. These climbs are for the more experienced but it’s fun to head out there and watch the experts. You’ll find the car park on the northern side of Coulston Road. The entrance is on the left-hand side if you’re heading east away from Perth, and it’s about a five-minute walk from the car park to the quarry. Don’t forget to bring all your valuables with you. The entry to the quarry is locked, so you’ll need to call the District Office ((08) 9290 6100) for the padlock combination, which is changed every few months. Churchman Brook The cliff is located down a well-used dirt track off Soldiers Road, just before it heads downhill going east. It is broken up in two parts, with a small beginners’ slope to the west and the main climbing area to the east. There are lots of loose pebbles at the top – bring a helmet to avoid a nasty knock to your noggin. The best time to climb at Churchman Brook is from mid-afternoon onwards when the cliff is shaded – even in the very early morning the direct sunlight makes the rockface and surrounds incredibly hot. Photography The Laughing Ladies BIBBULMUN TRACK MUNDARING WEIR Starting in Kalamunda, the iconic track covers almost 1000km through national parks, valleys and unspoiled bushland. Along the trail are towering karri and tingle forests, costal terrain and rocky, granite sheets. A walk along the renowned track can be a spontaneous, day-long experience or an ambitious eight-week escapade, but regardless of your schedule, you’ll be sure to discover a vast array of flora and fauna. The magnificent reservoir... www.scoop.com.au www.scoop.com.au Wungong Dam (photography The Water Corporation). Dams Churchman Brook The popular Churchman Brook Dam in Armadale is known to have one of the prettiest picnic spots in the state. There are picnic areas with tables and shelters, free gas barbecues and a children’s playground, not to mention signed walk trails through the adjoining bushland. The large grassed areas are great for a social game of cricket – don’t forget to bring stumps, bats and balls. Other facilities include two accessible parking bays, located at either end of the park, and an accessible toilet. Serpentine Dam The dam was completed in 1961, and is one of the biggest dams supplying the Perth metropolitan area. Along with fantastic views, the well-kept picnic area has barbecues, a playground, and toilets. At the refurbished cafe there is also a woodcraft gallery. Nearby Serpentine Falls is also a great location for a picnic. The 400m return walk is accessible to wheelchairs and prams, and weaves past vegetation and rock pools to the falls. The entry fee to the falls is $11 per car. Lake Leschenaultia Head to Mundaring Weir, and walk across the bridge overlooking the beautiful cascading water. This important source of fresh water not only supplies the Goldfields and the agricultural areas, but provides an educational base and a bounty of historical information, all set amdist the enchanting bushland. Lake Leschenaultia, at the north-eastern tip of the hills, is a great spot for an outing with the kids or a family overnight camping adventure. It has calm beaches perfect for children, there’s canoeing equipment for hire on site, and a recreation set-up that makes the lake a local favourite. Facilities include shaded areas, lawns, barbecues and playground equipment. Bring the binoculars so you can spot the native birds and appreciate the surrounding flora. Karakamia Wildlife Sanctuary Night Walks The sanctuary in Chidlow offers two-hour guided spotlight tours to older kids (seven and above) and adults. The tour leaves at dusk and weaves along a 3km bush track – you’ll need a good pair of shoes and moderate fitness. During the walk you’re likely to spot nocturnal animals including woylies, wallabies, quenda and brush-tailed possums. Check the website for prices and bookings. Wungong Dam ZIG ZAG CULTURAL CENTRE MILLBROOK WINERY Gateway to the Perth Hills Tasting Room: Open Wednesday to Sunday for wine sales from 10am to 5pm Restaurant: Open Wednesday to Sunday – bookings essential (08) 9525 5796 Function room for weddings and special occasions Experience the surrounding beauty and local craftsmanship found within the Perth Hills at the Zig Zag Cultural Centre. Designed as a multi-purpose facility, the Cultural Centre encourages locals and tourists to celebrate the natural beauty of Kalamunda by joining the community atmosphere and experiencing all the events on offer. Entry to Kalamunda History Village. Perth Hills Visitor Centre - Treat yourself to local arts, jewellery, pottery and giftware. Zig Zag Gallery - Stunning exhibitions all year round, with artwork for sale. Zig Zag Café - Relax with a cuppa and lunch after taking in the delights of the Cultural Centre. SAVOUR Restaurant & Catering Awards for Excellence: Winner 2011, Finalist 2012 Australian Gourmet Traveller Restaurant Awards: Top 4 Regional Restaurants, WA 2013 The West Australian Good Food Guide 2013 and 2014: 1 Star 50 Railway Road, Kalamunda Ph: (08) 9257 9998 www.zzcc.com.au Old Chestnut Lane, Jarrahdale Ph: (08) 9525 5796 [email protected] www.millbrookwinery.com.au ANNASHA DAY SPA RETREAT KALAMUNDA WELLNESS CENTRE You will feel a deep sense of serenity as you visit Annasha Day Spa Retreat, where you will start a journey to wellness, harmony and total rejuvenation, only 20 minutes’ drive from Perth city, we are hidden on a two acre hills property. The soothing surroundings will lull you into a state of deep relaxation, empowering you to reconnect and de-stress, as well as evoke a sense of peacefulness and wellbeing. Our team of nurturing therapists love to make every client feel important and nurtured. Kalamunda Wellness Centre is a multidisciplinary wellness health centre located in the beautiful Perth Hills. We are a family based health clinic with a focus on preventive and holistic care. Services available: Acupuncture Bowen Therapy Chiropractic Clinical Hypnotherapy Counselling Meditation Naturopathy Podiatry Remedial Massage The main entry to the dam is a right-hand turn into Admiral Road. The area is great for families and has parking, barbecues, picnic tables and a large grassed area near the entrance. The recreation lake is suitable for model-boat sailing and perfect for wading. If you’re keen for a quieter location head to the lesser known side of the dam off Springfield Road. Note that unfortunately there aren’t any accessible parking bays at either entrance. Kids’ activities Nearer to Nature Stathams Quarry (photography Allison Low). 62 Perth Guide Book your kids into a Nearer to Nature class for fun, hands-on programs that teach your brood about the native flora and fauna. The courses are run by the Department of Parks and Wildlife and there are a plenty of options for kids of all ages, from campouts with bush cooking to scavenger hunts. The Creature Feature class at the Perth Hills Discovery Centre is a favourite – kids aged 4-7 get to cuddle a joey and make animal art to take home. EFTPOS, credit card, immediate claims from private health funds and Medicare available. Serpentine Cafe All events online | scoop.com.au 120 Williams St, Gooseberry Hill Ph: (08) 9293 3015 [email protected] www.annashadayspa.com.au All events online | scoop.com.au 21 Railway Road, Kalamunda Ph: (08) 9257 2553 [email protected] www.kalamunda-wellness.com Perth Guide 63 RO DR LAN D SWAN VALLEY Karakamia Wildlife Sanctuary Lake LESCHENAULTIA Leschenaultia CONSERVATION CHIDLOW RESERVE Perth hills El Caballo Lifestyle Villages & Resort TO OD Malmalling Vineyard JOHN FORREST NATIONAL PARK D YR YA PARKERVILLE STONEVILLE Railway Reserves Heritage Trail (40km loop) Lion Mill MT HELENA GR ASTERN TE EA Y HW Forsyth’s Mill El Caballo Resort Accommodation 9573 3777 SAWYERS VALLEY RT HE RN H WY BEELU NATIONAL PARK This park is known for its plethora of recreational sites from Fred Jacoby Park, to North Ledge, to Sawyers Valley Farrell Grove, to The Dell and South Ledge. The Grower’s Market campsite has kitchen facilities and showers. Inn Mahogany Creek MUNDARING MUNDARING WEIR ROAD Sculpture Park NO Mundaring AT HWY From Mundaring to Kalamunda, drive Mundaring MUNDARING WEIR GRE STERN MU Arts Centre GREAT EA ND MIDLAND Weir Road for an incredibly scenic drive through Also known as the Mundaring Dam for it huge AR RD THOMAS the Beelu National Park. fresh water supply to the state. Includes plenty of GREENMOUNT Railway Reserves picnic spots and barbeques and visit the ZIG ZAG Heritage Trail NATIONAL RD historic No. 1 Pump Station that was used to pump LAKE LESCHENAULTIA (40km loop) SCENIC DRIVE YECROFT BEELU This 168-hectare bush land is famous for its terrific PARK water to the Goldfields. A one-way only road, Mundaring Weir canoeing, swimming, cycling and barbecuing NATIONAL PARK Hotel & Gallery zig-zagging down this Kookaburra Cinema facilities. Hosts a variety of native tress, slope will reward you with Perth Hills Discovery Centre wildflowers and Australian wildlife. You can hire Darlington Estate fantastic views of the city GOOSEBERRY HILL canoes, and at the campsite there are showers, a and beautiful wildflowers. MUSEUM AT NO 1 PUMP STATION camp kitchen, powered sites and laundry facilities. NATIONAL Annasha Day Spa D Museum at No 1 Pump Station The Museum is closed until further notice. L R L I Zig Zag Day Spa Retreat E H PARK Golden View RIDG Scenic Drive 9293 3015 Lookout Annasha Day Lake KALAMUNDA SEBERRY HILL RD Spa Retreat GOO CY O’Connor KALAMUNDA NATIONAL PARK KAL EIR RD AMUNDA RD Most notable for its large array NATIONAL N ARI of native plants, this MUND KALAMUNDA M PARK GOLDEN VIEW LOOKOUT 375-hectare national park is For the nature lovers - there are five national parks D A R I NG WE I R RD Provides picturesque views of Mundaring Weir, most impressive throughout and over 30 scenic walking trails in and around Mundaring National Park and the No 1 Pump. winter and spring. A brisk KALAMUNDA Kalamunda. Aldersyde Estate walking trail exists where you Piesse Brook Wines See detailed map Ashley Estate may be able to spot some Carldenn iconic Australian animals. Brookside Hainault D See detailed map G IN G Belara Springs Pilates Studio & Chalets 9291 9695 Belara Springs Cosham Wines Myattsfield Vineyards PICKERING BROOK IN NK HW Y Hidden Valley Eco Spa Lodge C N IN G WES TON S R D NNING CA LL S MI T TON HWY BROOK CHEVIN RD ON JARRAHDALE STATE FOREST Walk through the forest to see the giant encapsulating red Jarrah hardwood as well as other trees, shrubs, and flowers. There are also dams, parks, barbecue facilities and tracks for horse-riding. RD BR RN H WY WESTE SOUT H ADMIRAL DALE RD JARRAHDALE RD Millbrook Historical Cottage Millbrook Winery Winery/Restaurant Jarrahdale Tavern 9525 5796 JARRAHDALE Balmoral Camp KI N R VE N E RD ARP RD RI SC Y DA Y Serpentine Falls Cafe on the Dam All events online | scoop.com.au NATIONAL PARK P RD SCAR AL BA NY HW Y DR Pipehead Dam SC SERPENTINE Hugh Manning Tractor & Machinery Museum RD Stockman’s Restaurant Serpentine Falls Road House MONADNOCKS CONSERVATION PARK IVE All events online | scoop.com.au JARRAHDALE STATE FOREST Millbrook Winery BU R Kalamunda Wellness Centre AH JARR GS Centro Kalamunda Kalamunda Wellness Centre Health Centre MEAD ST 9257 2553 MUNDIJONG SERPENTINE FALLS 64 Perth Guide NS Dreams CBA The Forest Cafe Bank West WestPac NDLER RD CHA RD Darling Range Thai on the Hill Blue Ox Steakhouse Masons on Haynes Vintage Spinsters Best Drop Tavern La Galette De France PickWicks Bunnings Collodel Icecream Liqourland NAB The Merchant Tea & Coffee Newsagency Pharmacy NICHOL ST RD N H JO W RI GH T R D ST HOL RD Y HW First Avenue Gift, Home & Kitchenware 9293 3988 KIN SEL RD LA NY NIC NNI N O Kalamunda Glass First Avenue Dome CO RONATIO ET TTL NE First Avenue Gift, Home & Kitchenware 9257 1660 R SCULPTURE PARK First Avenue W JARRAHDALE STATE FOREST D Dome Mundaring Hotel Café Dining 9295 0660 JAC OBY Trail Head ST To Mundaring Weir Munda Biddi (6 kms) Mountain Bike Trail KADS THEATRE English Sweets & Treats Kalamunda Hotel Chocalicious HW Y Wungong Reservoir LIBRARY R AY LW T TOWN HALL BARBER STREET IG S Mundaring Sunday Markets Post Office HELENA NATIONAL PARK D TA E DG E I L E D N RAI 9295 6611 CRA Library R AL R Little Caesars Dome Police Pizzeria CANNING RD www.scoop.com.au ANZ Mundaring Arts Centre MUNDARING WEIR RD Dotted throughout the Perth Hills are some fantastic parks, perfect for that autumn picnic. Pack your baskets, grab those rugs, and then pop into a local winery along the way for some beautiful chardonnay, viognier or shiraz to go with your nosh. Forage out your own slice of picnic paradise, from Fred Jacoby Park to Stirk Park to all that are inbetween... IGA ERN HWY Hills Fresh Park wonderland... GREAT EAST MI Photography Ray White. A Patch of Country Cafe Sticky Fingers Artisan Cafe PICNICKING RD AL BA ZIG ZAG CULTURAL CENTRE HAYNES STREET BROOKT ON CANNING DAM & RESERVOIR Plenty of picnic spots with barbecue facilities, toilet and water facilities. There are also historic walking trails around the dam, from short strolls to long distances. TO DD D BYFORD Zig Zig Cultural Centre Information/ Café Dining 9257 9998 Canning Reservoir AD TERN HWY Mundy Gusto ALB ANY H WY T The Naked Little Butcher Caesars Pizzeria Mundaring Visitor Centre & District Museum Kalamunda Arts and Crafts RD CANNING RIVER NATIONAL PARK Churchman Brook Res SS Mundaring Beauty Take a Break Cafe Villaggio Wood Fired Pizzas Matteo’s Pizza Bar Kalamunda History Village AM LLI WI Post Office STIRK STREET Y RD LWA LIONS PARK STONEVILLE RD HARTUNG LN Murphy’s Cafe EnVy Fine Foods & Gifts Mundaring Mall STIRK kalamunda PARK PIONEER PARK RAI mundaring HARTUNG ST D AM ARMADALE RD SCHOOL ST HEADINGLY RD 80 Dodd Road, Bickley Ph: (08) 9291 9695 [email protected] www.belarasprings.com.au Dome ES SOUTH W El Caballo Resort 3349 Great Eastern Highway, Wooroloo Ph: (08) 9573 3777 [email protected] www.elcaballo.com.au S Rocks Gate Estate Winery ARMADALE Full of history, see the History House Museum, the Minnawarra Historic Precinct and Chapel,and the Bert Tyler Vintage Machinery Museum. Whether a weekend break or creating your new pilates self, contact us today. G CANN S E RD ARMADAL CA On weekdays, the Pilates Studio offers a secluded natural environment for a challenging workout in a relaxed atmosphere. RD CR O Y D EN TON HWY R Nestled in the stunning Bickley Valley, Belara Springs Forest Chalet is the ideal place to unwind offering luxurious private accommodation for those seeking a quiet rejuvenating getaway. OK DI E El Caballo Resort offers the perfect overnight stay or weekend getaway. Nestled in the Perth Hills, only 30 minutes from the Airports, El Caballo is a great escape from the CBD, perfect for your next function. Within the resort you’ll find everything you need including restaurant & cocktail bar, pool, spa, gym, sauna and Monthly entertainment shows. Call us for more details. HELENA NATIONAL PARK Atop of this national park is Mount Dale, which gives a 360° view of its surroundings. The lower side is a pleasant and relaxing spot, ideal for family picnics. ARALUEN BOTANIC PARK Hectares of beautiful parks, flowers and gardens open daily. SOL Relax. Retreat. Unwind. RD EL CABALLO RESORT O Araluen Botanic Park BELARA SPRINGS PILATES STUDIO & FOREST CHALET D ILLAWARRA R D S EA RD MIL LS DA LE R DOUGLAS RD WY D R RD NY H Due Jolly AN AL BA RD The Core Cider House e TO LESMURDIE FALLS CARMEL NATIONAL PARK Surrounding the 50 metre cascading Lesmurdie Falls, there PICKERING BROOK are plenty of wlaking trails and vantage points. NATIONAL PARK Ran g RD MUNDARING STATE FOREST N Fairbrossen Estate L WELSHPOO www.scoop.com.au Homestead BICKLEY VALLEY LESMURDIE FALLS NATIONAL PARK Darlin g Y RO E R LE HA ASHENDO Kitchen & Home – Shop 4, Barberry Square Shopping Centre, Kalamunda Ph: (08) 9257 1660 Gifts & Accessories – Shop 9, Centro Shopping Centre, Kalamunda Ph: (08) 9293 3988 info@firstavenue.net.au www.firstavenue.net.au HW The local farmers market in the centre of town buzzes every Sunday morning. Stallholders set up from 8am and are usually sold out by noon. Produce includes fresh seasonal and organic fruit and vegetables, eggs, cheese, seafood and meat. With our 20 years of sourcing and retailing amazing products from around the world, First Avenue has grown into one of the Perth Hills leading destinations for unique and affordable Gift, Home and Kitchenware. Our two stores located at either end of town have their own styles and product ranges...so both are worth a visit! Open Mon – Fri, 9am to 5:30pm; Sat 9am to 5pm (Sun 11am to 3pm – Shop 4 Only) UN Creating a World of Wants D NG R KALAMUNDA MARKETS CANN I FIRST AVENUE – GIFT HOME AND KITCHENWARE W R WEIR RD PLACES TO stay Photography Hadyn Zubek VE DRI URY GSB KIN SERPENTINE FALLS NATIONAL PARK This picturesque national park is home to a Serpentine diverse range of vegetation, wildlife, and all-around natural attractions. There are a Dam series of waterfalls that cascade over a sheer granite face in the upper reaches of the Serpentine River. Perth Guide 65