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    Noble Falls Walk Trail: Download More Info (PDF) From The City of Swan Website.

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    This walk trail follows the Wooroloo Brook and passes Noble Falls. It begins at the Noble Falls picnic area off Toodyay Road and follows the brook for 7.1 km through bushland that is home to wildlife. Dogs are allowed off leash if under control. No camping is permitted but electric BBQs are provided. The trail description provides detailed directions along the route.

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    This walk trail follows the Wooroloo Brook and passes Noble Falls. It begins at the Noble Falls picnic area off Toodyay Road and follows the brook for 7.1 km through bushland that is home to wildlife. Dogs are allowed off leash if under control. No camping is permitted but electric BBQs are provided. The trail description provides detailed directions along the route.

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    This walk trail follows the Wooroloo Brook and passes Noble Falls. It begins at the Noble Falls picnic area off Toodyay Road and follows the brook for 7.1 km through bushland that is home to wildlife. Dogs are allowed off leash if under control. No camping is permitted but electric BBQs are provided. The trail description provides detailed directions along the route.

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    Noble Falls Walk Trail: Download More Info (PDF) From The City of Swan Website.

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    Pete Pompes
    This walk trail follows the Wooroloo Brook and passes Noble Falls. It begins at the Noble Falls picnic area off Toodyay Road and follows the brook for 7.1 km through bushland that is home to wildlife. Dogs are allowed off leash if under control. No camping is permitted but electric BBQs are provided. The trail description provides detailed directions along the route.

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    Noble falls walk trail

    This lovely walk along the Wooroloo Brook is attractive at all times of the year. The wildflowers are in
    bloom in the spring and the waterfall is stunning in winter.

    Download more info (PDF) from the City of Swan website..

    The walk adjoins a reserve, which is home to many birds and other wildlife. It begins from the Noble Falls
    picnic and parking area (which is directly opposite the Noble Falls Tavern) off Toodyay Road.

    Dogs are allowed off the leash as long as the owner has them fully under control at all times. Fire
    restrictions apply to the area and open fires are not permitted but free electric BBQs are provided. As the
    Noble Falls Picnic Area is not a designated rest area, no overnight camping is allowed.
    Noble Falls Walk Trail

    1. The falls are visible from the car park. Cross the footbridge and then turn left, following the
    Wooroloo Brook and heading past Noble Falls.
    2. The path will come to a large sheet of rock. Cross over the rock.
    3. Continue along the path until you pass through a gate.
    4. On the left, you will notice a footbridge going over the creek. (Note: If you cross this bridge and
    turn left this a short walk of 1.3 km.) Continuing on straight is the long walk 7.1 kms. +/- 80min.
    5. With the ford on your left, turn right through a gate, then left through another gate.
    6. Go through the gate up to the bitumen road (Koorigal Vale Drive) then turn left.
    7. A) Wet weather route:
    Follow the road to the T-junction (Brennan Rise). Turn left.
    B) Dry weather route:
    Walk several metres and then walk left down the road embankment to ‘Kangaroo Track', which then
    becomes a fire break. At the end of the firebreak, walk up the embankment to the road (Koorigal
    Vale Drive). Follow the road to the T-junction (Brennan Rise). Turn left.
    8. When you reach the T-junction at Old Coach Road, turn left and go through the gate.
    9. Turn left again, into the lower firebreak.
    10. The path joins the higher firebreak. Turn left.
    11. Turn left back to the lower firebreak.
    12. Take the left fork.
    13. Caution: walk up the road embankment to Toodyay Road. Watch for traffic. Turn left.
    14. Turn left down the embankment and return to the picnic area. Take care as the gravel is very
    slippery.

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