WALKS, TRAILS AND TOURS

The Mount Barker (Shire of Plantagenet) sub region of The Amazing South Coast is blessed with the incredible natural assets of the Porongurup and Stirling Ranges, a rick aboriginal heritage and a host of multi-award winning wonderful wineries/vineyards serving up fabulous food.

All this is here for YOU to experience and enjoy!

MT TRIO BUSH CAMP & CARAVAN PARK

Mt Trio Bush Camp & Caravan Park, owned and run by Margot and John Byrne, is not only a fantastic and natural accommodation for Carvaners and Campers.

Nested against the northern slopes of The Stirling Ranges, this fully operational farm is also the perfect base to explore The Stirlings.

But there is much more on offer with self guided orchid, wildflower and fauna walks and escorted walks by John, a fully accredited guide!

Guided orchid and wildflower walks!

Every Day in September and October - 08:30 am.

A 1.5 hour return walk graded 'easy'. No driving. We explore the surrounding bushland and show you some magnificent orchids found in the Stirling Ranges.

Self guided walks!

All Year Round - weather dependent

Address: 4850 Salt River Road, AMELUP

Phone: 0419 751 801

Email:

Website: www.mttrio.com.au

Facebook: www.facebook.com/MtTrioBushCampCaravanPark

Discover the natural, unspoiled beauty of Stirling Range's many walks, including the famous Bluff Knoll, Stirling Range Ridge Walk, Mt Trio and so many more...

Take yourself, family or friends on a tour of Mount Barker's wonderful wines and fabulous food as you visit Mount Barker wineries and vineyards. Discover the charm and authenticity of local wines and talk to those mangers and makers as you treat your pallet to award winning wines accompanied by the gastronomic delight of fresh, local produce food.

Information:

Handy pocket sized information pamphlets are available at the Mount Barker Visitor Centre, participating vineyards and wineries or visit the Trails WA website.

Address: Various wineries and vineyards.

Phone: Mount Barker Visitor Centre - 08 9851 1163

Email:

Website: trailswa.com.au/trails/mt-barker-wine-food-trail

Facebook: www.facebook.com/MountBarkerWineandFoodTrail/