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Perth Hills - Department of Water · 2017. 2. 21. · Western Australia call 13 13 85 or visit our...
Transcript of Perth Hills - Department of Water · 2017. 2. 21. · Western Australia call 13 13 85 or visit our...
PedestrianAccess Only
SPRINGFIELD ROAD
DamWall
Recreational Lake
Wungong River
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To AlbanyHighway
ENTRANCE
No Public Access
No Public Access
No Public Access
No Public Access
Rotary Lookout
Control Tower
Pedestrian Access only to Dam Wall
WungongDam
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Dam Wungong
How to get thereFrom Perth City centre, take Albany or Tonkin Highway or Kwinana Freeway to Armadale. Then follow Albany Highway through to Bedfordale, a further 6km. Turn right into Admiral Road. Wungong Dam is a further 3km. The trip of approximately 40km should take you around one hour. The dam is open to visitors until 6pm during Summer, Autumn and Spring. Closed 5pm in Winter
Further informationFor more information about this dam and others in Western Australia call 13 13 85 or visit our website www.watercorporation.com.au
ISBN 1 74043 276 2November 2009 Printed on environmentally friendly paper
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Did you know...?Wungong Dam – Rockfill Embankment DamReservoir capacity 60 million kilolitres
Surface area at full storage 30 hectares
Catchment area 132 square kilometres
Reservoir length 5.8 kilometres
Height above lowest 205 metres foundation
Road
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Parking
Gas Barbecue
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Pathways to top of Dam Wall
Pedestrian Access Only to Dam Wall
Waterfall
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Parking
Gas Barbecue
Building
Toilets
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Picnic Area
Did you know...?Churchman Brook Dam – Earthfill Embankment DamReservoir capacity 2.24 million kilolitres
Surface area at full storage 24 hectares
Catchment area 16 square kilometres
Reservoir length 1.4 kilometres
Height above lowest 26 metres foundation
Dam Churchman Brook
How to get thereFrom Perth City centre, take Albany Highway towards Armadale. Just beyond the suburb of Kelmscott, turn left at traffic lights onto Brookton Highway. Follow the highway for 5km then turn right onto Soldiers Road. The dam entrance is approximately 2km further on the left. The dam is open to visitors until 6pm during Summer, Autumn and Spring. Closed 5pm in Winter.
Further informationFor more information about this dam and others in Western Australia call 13 13 85 or visit our website www.watercorporation.com.au
ISBN 1 74043 274 6November 2009 Printed on environmentally friendly paper
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Water CorporationChurchman Brook
Reservoir site map
Perth HillsCity views and wildflowers
There are many walking and cycling trails in the Perth Hills and foothills, leading through the jarrah forest. At Lake Leschenaultia, swimming, canoeing or camping can be enjoyed.
There are scenic picnic areas at John Forrest National Park and Mundy Regional Park, Sullivan’s Rock, Bickley Brook, along Mundaring Weir Road and below the dam walls at the public drinking water reservoirs of Mundaring Weir, Churchman Brook, Victoria, Wungong Brook and Canning River.
The Perth Hills Discovery Centre is a focal point for the Department of Parks and Wildlife’s Nearer to Nature activities program and campgrounds are available for booking.
Department of Water
Department of Sport and Recreation
Our public drinking water source areas traverse many landscapes including the suburbs of Perth, jarrah and marri forests, banksia woodlands, pine plantations, and rural areas.
Surface water and groundwater collects in streams, wetlands, reservoirs or groundwater aquifers. As water drains through the public drinking water source areas it can pick up bacteria and other pathogens, soil, litter and chemicals, such as spilled fuel.
By protecting our public drinking water source areas from these pollutants we will help ensure the availability of safe, reliable, lower cost drinking water for now and the future.
Managing recreation in public drinking water source areas
Recreational activities in public drinking water source areas need to be undertaken in a way that protects water quality and public health. The most appropriate way to protect these areas is to manage recreational access. The Department of Water’s Operational policy 13: Recreation in public drinking water source areas on Crown land guides the way we manage recreation in these areas.
Recreation within public drinking water source areas on Crown land needs to be consistent with the Department of Water’s
Operational policy 13
Operational policy 13: Recreation in public drinking water source areas on Crown land is available online at www.water.wa.gov.au or by contacting the Department of Water.
Keeping our public drinking water clean
You can help keep our drinking water safe and protect the environment by taking care in our public drinking water source areas:
• To protect public health, you may only undertake water-based activities such as swimming, canoeing, marroning and fishing outside our public drinking water source areas.
When people have contact with water, bacteria and other pathogens can be transferred from their bodies into the water, without the person even knowing. This can put our drinking water supplies at risk because sometimes pathogens may survive simple disinfection.
Respecting the constraints on what you can do in and around public drinking water source areas helps to
protect the quality of our drinking water• Respect the reservoir protection zones.
Near a drinking water reservoir, the risk of bacteria and other pathogens, chemicals or soil particles entering the water is too high to allow public access. This area is called a reservoir protection zone, and usually extends two kilometres into a public drinking water source area from the high water mark of a reservoir.
There are some exceptions to recreating in a reservoir protection zone, including travelling on public roads and the use of existing approved recreation facilities. For example, Mundaring Weir reservoir protection zone includes some existing walking tracks, including the Bibbulmun Track and the Golden Pipeline Heritage Trail. Similarly, the Munda Biddi and Carinyah bike trails are within the Canning River reservoir protection zone. The use of these historic walking tracks and cycling trails is allowed but please follow the guidance signs and stay on the paths.
Reservoir protection zones are clearly signposted and scenic lookouts, picnic areas, walking tracks and cycling trails should be located outside these zones.
• Stay on existing roads and tracks to prevent soil erosion and damage to wildlife habitat.
Off-road driving and cycling can damage vegetation and loosen soil. Soil can then be washed into streams with the next rains. This can put our drinking water at risk because soil particles floating in the water can reduce the effectiveness of the disinfectant used to kill bacteria and other pathogens in drinking water.
• Camp only in designated campgrounds.
These are usually signposted in national parks, local parks, state forest or bush areas.
When you have found a designated campground, camp within the existing cleared areas and use the toilet facilities provided to safeguard the environment.
• Leave only footprints.
Take your rubbish with you or use the bins provided.
• Signs in the catchment will show where pets are not allowed.
Pets can introduce bacteria and other pathogens into our public drinking water source areas and harm our native wildlife.
Pets are allowed at Lane Poole Reserve, Whittaker’s Mill, Oakley Dam, Scarp Pool, Goldmine Hill, Binningup Beach and Wrights Bridge. If you are not sure whether dogs and/or other pets are allowed at the place you intend to visit, please leave them at home.
By protecting our public drinking water source areas and recreating in the designated places, you will help ensure
the availability of safe, reliable, lower cost drinking water for now and into the future
• John Forrest National Park
• Lake Leschenaultia*
• Matilda Bay Reserve
• Marmion Marine Park
• Canning River Regional Park
• Murray River (Ravenswood, Pinjarra, Dwellingup, Lane Poole Reserve*, Scarp Pool and Oakley Dam)
• Serpentine River (Serpentine National Park)
• Peel Inlet and Harvey Estuary (camping at Herron Point*)
• Leschenault Estuary (Leschenault Peninsula Conservation Park)*
• Lake Moyanup (Drakesbrook Weir)
• Lake Navarino (Waroona Dam)*
• Hotham River (Lions Weir and Crossman Bridge near Boddington)
• Lake Brockman (Logue Brook Dam)*
• Glen Mervyn Dam
• Collie River (Eaton foreshore, Honeymoon Pool* and the scenic drive along Lennard Road)
• Preston River (Donnybrook)
• Blackwood River (Wrights Bridge*, Balingup, Greenbushes and Boyup Brook)
• Harvey Dam
• Wellington Dam (Wellington National Park)*
• Woodman Point Regional Park
• Rockingham Lakes Regional Park
• Shoalwater Islands Marine Park
• Ngari Capes Marine Park
• Bickley Dam.
At Pinjarra:
• Explore the fascinating local history of this picturesque country town by following the Pinjarra Heritage Trail (30 minute walk).
• Information about the local area is available at the Pinjarra information point, located at the Edenvale Homestead. Set in tranquil gardens close to the banks of the Murray River, the homestead is a collection of historic buildings and attractions.
Near Dwellingup:
• The Hotham Valley Tourist Railway departs Dwellingup on Saturdays and Sundays at 10.30am and 2pm, with additional services during school holidays. Vintage diesel, steam and restaurant train services are available.
• Swim, canoe or rubber raft on the Murray River, catch marron or trout in season or relax in forest surroundings at Lane Poole Reserve, Scarp Pool and Oakley Dam.
• South Dandalup Dam has an attractive picnic area with a walking track and lookout point.
• The Forest Heritage Centre incorporates fine wood furniture and art gallery, interpretive displays about the forest and tree top boardwalk. Helpful contacts
Our public drinking water source areasTo find out more about our public drinking water source areas please phone the Department of Water on (08) 6364 7600 or visit www.water.wa.gov.au.
Parks and reservesTo find out more about visiting national parks, marine parks, regional parks and other conservation reserves, please visit parks.dpaw.wa.gov.au, download the Parkfinder WA app for iPhone or phone the Department of Parks and Wildlife on (08) 9219 9000.
Bushwalking and cycling Details of walking, mountain biking and other trails are available from Trails WA at trailswa.com.au or download the TrailsWA app for iPhone. Maps are available from the Department of Sport and Recreation, major book stores and local visitor centres. For maps of the Bibbulmun Track phone the Bibbulmun Track Foundation on (08) 9481 0551. For maps of the Munda Biddi Trail, phone the Munda Biddi Trail Foundation on (08) 6336 9699 or 1300 654 161 or visit www.mundabiddi.org.au. You can find campgrounds and accommodation in parks at parkstay.dpaw.wa.gov.au.
Visitor informationFor information on tours, accommodation and other regional attractions, please visit a local visitor centre, phone the Western Australian Visitor Centre on (08) 9483 1111
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STIRLING
MORLEY
MIDLAND
PARKERVILLE
I N D I A NI N D I A N
O C E A NO C E A N
MATILDABAY RESERVE
SWAN ESTUARY MARINE PARK
LILAC HILL PARK
MOUNT BROWNLOOKOUT
MOUNT DALE WALK TRAIL
ROWLEY RD
2 THOMAS RD
TONKINHWY
REID HWY
MORLEY DR
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GRIZZLY TRAILMOUNT LENANRD TRAILS
KARRNUP RDSERPENTINE NATIONAL PARK
CROOKED BROOK
FAWCETT TRACK
KALAMUNDA RD
PEEL - HARVEY ESTUARY
BIRCHMONT
HERRON POINT
SCARP LOOKOUTView the ocean and the inlet.
A great lakeside location provides a focus for camping and water based recreation activities.
Great for crabbing and camping
A good crabbing spot
Water playground for fishing, crabbing and prawning.
National Trust heritage site,
open Saturdaysand Sundays.
Beautiful tuart and peppermint woodlands contain tranquil,
elongated lakes and the Lake Clifton thrombolites.
A sheltered beach ideal for swimming, snorkelling, fishing and boat launching.
4WD access is available.
Steep river valley extending past a beautiful picnic area and waterfall that cascades over a sheer rock face
Impressive granite outcrops and waterfalls.
Prehistoric species, rare plants,seasonal lakes, underwater snorkel
adventures and land yacht sailing.
Attractive sandy beaches, the Peel Inlet, fishing and the relaxed lifestyle,
makes Mandurah a popular holiday destination.
Unique sandy coastline with many visitor facilities amid
extensive stands of Rottnest cypress.
Leads to spectacular views over the surroundingjarrah forest.
Excellent bird watching opportunities.
A small beachside town, with great fishing and
4WD access available to sandy beaches.
Great spot for a picnic with a large lake, paved and shaded picnic areas, expansive lawns, historical buildings and museums.
Two chains ofinternationally significant wetlands extending 25km along the coast.
An extensivenetwork of walk trails with panoramic views from granite outcrops. Profuse wildflower display in spring.
A tranquil lake built in 1897, set among native trees including marri and wandoo. Recreational areas can be hired and a range offacilities are available
MINNINUP POOLPicnic area.
LAKE KEPWARIAn old coal mine transformed into a recreational water body.
Forest walk trails developed by the community are accessible for everyone; ‘Forest for all People’.
GNOMESVILLE
DARDANUP
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PEPPERMINT GROVE BEACH
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QUILERGUP ROAD
Historic area including two farmhouses, a blacksmith’s shop, stables, school room, teacher’s house, memorial gates,warden’s cottage and tearooms.
Western Australia's largest arboretum showcases more than 60 hectares of indigenous and exotic trees in a spectacular setting
The largest remaining tuart forest contains the tallest and largest tuart specimens on
the Swan Coastal Plain.
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MUNDIJONG
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ARMADALE
ANKETELL RD
RUSSELL RD
LAKES RD
MANDURAH
PINJARRA
SERPENTINE
NORTHDANDALUP
NORTH PINJARRA
KIN GSBURY DR
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JARRAHDALE RD
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Homestead built in 1888, historical buildings, arts and crafts, tearooms and Roger May Machinery Museum and Cart Shed.
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North Dandalup Dam
Lake Banksiadale(South Dandalup Dam)
Serpentine DamCatchment Area
North DandalupPipehead Dam
Catchment Area
Conjurunup CreekPipehead Dam
Catchment Area
South Dandalup DamCatchment Area
StirlingReservoir
Harvey Dam
Harris Dam
WellingtonReservoir
Samson BrookReservoir
RIVER
ARMADALE RD
RANFORDRD
Wungong Reservoir
CanningReservoir
Churchman BrookReservoir
Lake CYO Co.(Mundaring Weir)
COCKBURNSOUND
CAVES RD
GOODW
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GAVINS RD
CLARKE ROAD
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To DUNSBOROUGH
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Mungalup Reservoir
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SOUTH
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CAMBALLAN ROAD
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BOYUP BROOK - ARTHUR ROAD
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GREENBUSHES
BOYUP BROOKGreenbushes Catchment Area Boyup Brook Dam
Catchment Area
COLLIE
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BUNBURY
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BINNINGUP
BUREKUP
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LAKE CLIFTON THROMBOLITESAncient living rock-like structures known as thrombolites are easily viewed from a boardwalk.
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CREERY WETLANDS NATURE RESERVEImportant habitat forwaterbirds with boardwalks,viewing platforms and information panels.
THOMAS RD
Landscapes includebanksia woodland,
wetlands andrural remnants.
BICKLEY BROOK RESERVOIR
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Middle HelenaCatchment Area
Victoria ReservoirCatchment Area
Churchman DamCatchment AreaJandakot Underground
Water Pollution Control Area
LAKE LESCHENAULTIA
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GOOSEBERRY HILL NATIONAL PARK
THE GOAT FARM
KORUNG NATIONAL PARK
Public picnic facilities and walk trails. The Department of Sport and Recreation Bickley Outdoor Recreation Camp is located next to the reservoir.
BANYOWLAREGIONAL PARK
CANNING RIVER REGIONAL PARK
GREAT SOUTHERN HWAY
YAR
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KENT ROAD
GOODA ROAD
ABERCORN ROAD
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DALE ROAD
WANDOO NATIONAL PARK
TALB
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WEST
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BROOKTON HWY
WESTDAL E RD
COALFIELDS RD
APPLE FUNPARKBiggest free entry playground in Australia. Play equipment
suitable for all ages.
WELLINGTON NATIONAL PARK
STOCKTON LAKEOnce an open-cut mine,now a camp site, picnic area, where you can enjoy canoeing or waterskiing.
SCARP POOL
Popular day use area, particularly in summer for swimming,and for canoeingfor its good river access.
PINJARRA-WILLIAMS RD
DUPO
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Mun
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WELLINGTON DAMUnique eucalypt forests of jarrah, marri and
yarri (blackbutt) and the beautiful Collie River Valley with its ancient valley gorge below the magnificent lake
situated behind the Wellington Dam. Also visit Honeymoon Pool and Potters Gorge,
both popular and beautiful camping sites.
WELLINGTON DISCOVERY FORESTInformation on self-guided walk trailsthrough the forest give an insight into jarrah forest ecology andpast management
LESCHENAULT PENINSULA CONSERVATION PARK
Tuart and peppermint woodland between foreshore dunes and inlet. Long accessible beaches,
fishing and birdwatching
Picnic area.IRONSTONE GULLY FALLS
GOLDEN VALLEY TREE PARK
Popular camping and picnic siteon the Blackwood River.
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6,400,000mN
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WUNGONG REGIONAL PARK
FAIRBRIDGE FARMA former home and schoolfor orphans, now abeautifully restoredhistoric village.
OAKLEY DAMPopular picnic site with water activities and panoramic views overlookingthe Swan Coastal Plain.
CHRISTMAS TREE WELLPicnic area and bush walking.
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DARKAN
To WILLIAMS
To DURANILAN
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NORTH BANNISTER-WANDERING RD
CROSSMAN
WANDERING
To BEVERLEY
To BROOKTON
To BEVERLEY
To NORTHAM
To BRIDGETOWN
MullalyupWater Reserve
Kirup DamCatchment
Area
Margaret RiverCatchment Area
Padbury ReservoirCatchment Area
Canning RiverCatchment Area
PINJARRA RD
RAVENSWOOD
WOOROOLOO REGIONAL PARK
LANE POOLE RESERVE
Forest-cloaked valleys and meandering waterways make Lake Poole an echanting place to visit.
POINT WALTER
MYALUP BEACH
Excellent swimming and fishing beach,backing onto towering sand dunes.
GWAMBYGINE PARK
Park facilities, boardwalk andviewing tower set next to a
permanent pool of the Avon River.
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PRESTON BEACH WATER RESERVE
WAROONA DAM(LAKE NAVARINO)
A popular area for waterskiing and fishing. Restaurant, log cabins and camping available.
DRAKESBROOK WEIR(LAKE MOYANUP)
A great place to go fishingor have a relaxing swim. There is a pontoon off a sandy beach.
A popular seasonal water skiing,swimming and fishing spot
GLEN MERVYN DAM
HARVEY DAM
Outstanding featuresincluding an amphiteatre, walkways, landscaped recreational areas,free electric BBQs, playground facilitites,shady gazebos, picnic tables & toilets; trout & marron have been establishedin the reseervoir.
TUART FOREST NATIONAL PARK
The largest remaining tuart forestcontains the tallest and largest tuart specimens on the Swan Coastal Plain.
Trails weave through mature jarrah forest and granite outcrops to provide
spectacular views of the Collie River Valley.
Abundance of natural attractions,including jarrah forests, rich coal mining and timber heritage, industrial, agricultural and aquaculture tourism opportunities.
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Harris River DamCatchment Area
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BEELU NATIONAL PARK
JOHN FORREST NATIONAL PARK
PERTH HILLS DISCOVERY CENTRE
A world-class venue for rowing, canoeing, dragon boating, triathlon events and other national and international water sport competitions.
CHAMPION LAKES
ARALUEN BOTANIC PARK
DWELLINGUP FOREST HERITAGE CENTRE
Samson BrookCatchment Area
Stirling DamCatchment Area
Samson BrookPipehead Dam
WRIGHTS BRIDGE
KALAMUNDA NATIONAL PARK
LOGUE BROOK STATE FOREST
LEN HOWARD CONSERVATION PARK
PENGUIN ISLAND
BEELIARREGIONAL
PARK
YALGORUP NATIONAL PARK
MARRINUPSTATE FOREST
JANDAKOT REGIONAL PARK
WOODMAN POINT REGIONAL PARK
HERDSMAN LAKE REGIONAL PARK
SAMPHIRE COVE NATURE RESERVE
SHOALWATER ISLANDSMARINE PARK
ROCKINGHAM LAKES REGIONAL PARK
POINT PERON
KITTY'S GORGE
BRUNSWICK POOL
BUSSELTON JETTY
CROOKED BROOK FOREST
EDENVALE
OLD BLYTHEWOOD
OAK GROVE WALK
LOGUE BROOK DAM (LAKE BROCKMAN)
BINNINGUP BEACH
LUDLOW TUART FOREST
DOLPHIN DISCOVERY CENTRE
WONNERUP HISTORIC PRECINCTVASSE RIVER & ROTARY PARK
MINNAWARRA HISTORIC PRECINCT
REABOLD HILL SUMMIT BOARDWALK
MANDURAH ESTUARY & PEEL INLET
GREENBUSHES MINING HISTORICAL PARK
MARRINUP TRAIL
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Shallow lagoons, small islands andreefs with ledges, caves and a wonderful
array of marine life are a diver’s paradise.
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YANCHEP NATIONAL PARKGrassy picnic areas, limestone caves, walk trails through coastal woodland and historic buildings in alakeside setting
NEERABUPNATIONAL PARK
Trails to suit all ages and skill levels and open to motorcycles and quad-bikes of all classes. Off-road vehicles must be registered and safety equipment must be worn.
MARMION MARINE PARK
PINJAR MOTORCYCLE AREA
YELLANGONGA REGIONAL PARK
GNANGARA PARK STATE FOREST
Herdsman Lake Regional Park
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Trails to suit all ages and skill levels and open to motorcycles and quad-bikes of all classes. Off-road vehicles must be registered and safety equipment must be worn.
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Drinking Water Catchment Reservoir Protection Zone
PROHIBITED ZONENO UNAUTHORISED
ENTRYBy-laws applyDepartment of Water
Department of Health
Recreation and facilities guide
* Requires a Department of Fisheries licence (08) 9482 7333.
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Irrigation and recreation reservoirs
Lake Leschenaultia Bickley Reservoir
Oakley Dam Lake Navarino (Waroona Dam)
Lake Moyanup (Drakebrook Weir) Lake Brockman (Logue Brook Dam)
Glen Mervyn Dam Stockton Lake
Harvey Dam Wellington Dam
Public drinking water source areas (most facilities provided below the dam wall)
Mundaring Weir Victoria Dam Canning Dam
Churchman Brook Dam Wungong Dam
Serpentine Pipehead Dam Serpentine Dam
North Dandalup Dam South Dandalup Dam
Stirling Reservoir Harris Dam
Regional and national parks
John Forrest National Park Perth Hills Discovery Centre
(Mundaring)
Lesmurdie Falls National Park/ Mundy Regional Park
Canning River Regional Park Woodman Point Regional Park
Serpentine National Park Lane Poole Reserve (Dwellingup)
Yalgorup National Park Leschenault Peninsula
Conservation Park
Wellington National Park (Honeymoon Pool)
Wellington National Park (Lennard Drive)
Minninup Pool (Collie) Wrights Bridge (Balingup)
No public access to the Reservoir Protection Zone (RPZ)
Thank you for helping to keep our public drinking water safe.
Drinking Water Catchment Reservoir Protection Zone
PROHIBITED ZONENO UNAUTHORISED
ENTRYBy-laws apply
Department of Water
Department of Health
Public drinking water source areas
Protecting our public drinking water source areas is an important contribution to ensuring the water we receive in our homes is safe to drink.
• When walking, cycling or driving, stay on existing roads and tracks to help prevent soil erosion and damage to wildlife habitat. Avoid walking or cycling through streams.
• Only camp at designated sites.
• Only swim, canoe, marron, fish and use vehicles off-road (including off-road motorcycles) outside our public drinking water source areas.
• Leave only footprints. Take your rubbish with you or use the bins provided.
• Enjoy scenic views of the reservoirs from dedicated lookout sites on major tourist roads.
Reservoir protection zone (RPZ)
Entry to RPZs is usually not allowed (except on public roads and designated trails) as the risk of contamination by bacteria and other pathogens or chemicals entering the water is too high to allow people to enter.
You will see the RPZ clearly signposted, for example.
These areas are monitored and there are penalties for people who are caught accessing the RPZ, outside public roads or designated trails, or ignoring other signposted restrictions.
Beyond public drinking water source areas
Picnic areas, toilets and other facilities may be provided below the dam wall of our public drinking water reservoirs. These facilities are located downstream from the reservoir, outside the source areas, which means that contamination of public drinking water is not a risk.
You can visit our regional parks, national parks and irrigation reservoirs where water-based activities may be welcomed (see the recreation and facilities guide for details).
Dieback quarantine area
Around 50 per cent of Western Australian species of native vegetation can be killed by Phytophthora Dieback.
Phytophthora Dieback is a soil borne pathogen spread unwittingly into adjoining areas when soil/mud is transported in the tread of tyres from creeks and tracks that contain the disease. Vehicles spread Phytophthora Dieback faster and further than any other means. To reduce the spread, keep vehicles out of Disease Risk Areas and keep to well formed, well drained roads and obey the ‘Road Closed’ signs.
Other than on foot, it is an offence to enter Disease Risk Areas without a permit, penalties range between $200 and $2000.
For more information, or to obtain a permit, contact the Department of Parks and Wildlife on (08) 9334 0498 or email [email protected].
Warning
Outdoor activities are often dangerous. Appropriate safety precautions must be taken at all times. The information on this map does not guarantee your safety. Your safety is our concern but your responsibility.
Although great care has been taken to ensure the accuracy of information, errors may occur and information can become out-dated. The producers of this map accept no responsibility for any inaccuracies, and persons relying on this data do so at their own risk.