About Kitty's Gorge
Kitty's Gorge is a forested gorge and walk trail in Serpentine National Park near Jarrahdale in the Shire of Serpentine-Jarrahdale, Western Australia, about 55 kilometres southeast of Perth. The 14-kilometre return trail follows Gooralong Brook between Jarrahdale and Serpentine Falls through jarrah forest, granite outcrops and seasonal waterfalls. Notable for its wildflowers, birdlife and historic timber-milling landscape, it is a popular bushwalking destination in the Darling Range.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a marked 14km return bushwalk through jarrah and wandoo forest along Gooralong Brook, connecting Jarrahdale to Serpentine Falls. The trail passes granite boulders, small cascades and a seasonal waterfall, with creek crossings and undulating terrain. The setting is natural and forested with opportunities for wildflower and bird viewing. There are no built structures in the gorge itself; facilities are at the trailheads at Jarrahdale and Serpentine Falls.
Key highlights
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14km return walk trail between Jarrahdale and Serpentine Falls following Gooralong Brook
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Seasonal waterfall and cascades flowing in winter and spring
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Jarrah forest, granite outcrops and Darling Range landscape
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Wildflower displays in spring and native birdlife
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