Pemberton Western Australia Attractions

Attractions, attractions, attractions - Where do I start?? Pemberton WA has so much to see and do!

The region is so diverse, that it pleases even the most discerning visitor. There are many attractions of all kinds, walk & bike tracks, canoeing, historic tours, camping, swimming, dining out, festivals, aboriginal culture, arts & crafts, markets, , this is just to name a few! Pemberton is a natural wonder surrounded by huge karri trees and abounding history.

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  • Attraction: The Gloucester Tree
  • Location: Pemberton WA - Phone:
  • Description: The Gloucester Tree is a giant karri tree in the Gloucester National Park of Western Australia. At 72 metres in height, it is the world's tallest fire-lookout tree, and visitors can climb up to a platform in its upper branches for a spectacular view of the surrounding karri forest. Built in 1947, the Gloucester Tree was one of eight karri trees that between 1937 and 1952 were made relatively easy to climb so that they could be used as fire lookout spots. ]
  • Attraction: The Pemberton Tramway
  • Location: Pemberton WA - Phone: 08 9776 1322
  • Description: The Pemberton Tramway Company Pty Ltd is a privately operated tourist railway in the south west of Western Australia, which conveys tourists through deep forests and picturesque countryside as well as recreating the history of the timber railways that were so important to the regions development and growth. The railway uses paid and voluntary staff, and operates diesel hydraulic trams over a total route length of 10kms.
  • Attraction: Brockman Sawpit
  • Location: Pemberton WA - Phone:
  • Description: This provides an interesting reminder of the early days when timber was cut by hands. This sawpit has been restored to how it would have looked in about 1865.
  • Attraction: Dave Evans Bicentennial Tree
  • Location: Pemberton WA - Phone:
  • Description: Dave Evans Bicentennial Tree originally a fire lookout tree was turned into a climbing tree in 1988. It is located in the Warren National Park in southwestern Australia. The two tonne platform, 75 meters up, is reached by climbing 130 metal spikes hammered into the trunk
  • Attraction: The Cascades
  • Location: Pemberton WA - Phone:
  • Description: Nestled in the Gloucester National Park, The Cascades are a series of picturesque waterfalls that flow from the Lefroy Brook. Enjoy a day wandering through the forest and try fishing at the Cascades, then make use of the barbecue facilities to cook your catch. 

  • Attraction: Hidden River Estate
  • Location: Pemberton WA - Phone: 08 9776 1437
  • Description: Phil and Sandy Goldring have been involved in the tourist industry in this beautiful area for more than twenty years. They have combined their winery/cafe with the essence of what Pemberton is all about — a place where you can have a bit of fun, relax and enjoy some laid-back music, magnificent water/forest views, great food (cooked using mainly local produce) and our selection of handcrafted boutique wines. All of this in a friendly and relaxing atmosphere where you will want to come back time and again.
  • Attraction: The Cascades
  • Location: Pemberton WA - Phone:
  • Description: Nestled in the Gloucester National Park, The Cascades are a series of picturesque waterfalls that flow from the Lefroy Brook. Enjoy a day wandering through the forest and try fishing at the Cascades, then make use of the barbecue facilities to cook your catch. 
  • Attraction: Karri Forest Discovery Centre
  • Location: Pemberton WA - Phone:
  • Description: Discover the magic of the Karri Forest Walk through the Discovery Centre garden which depicts the understorey of a Karri Forest that changes with the seasons. Watch the film and enjoy the interactive displays, then explore the majesty of the Karri Forest through a 122 hectare forest park with walk trails, bird hides and interpretive panels that depict the birds and trees of the forest.
  • Attraction:Great Forest Trees Drive
  • Location: Pemberton WA - Phone:
  • Description: The 48-kilometre drive, through the Shannon National Park, takes in some of the most spectacular old growth karri forest in WA's south-west.