Statham's Quarry

Statham's Quarry is a disused diorite quarry located in Gooseberry Hill National Park in the Perth Hills, within the City of Kalamunda, Western Australia. Established in 1894, it supplied stone for Perth's roads and buildings until the 1960s. Now a heritage site and recreation area, it features dramatic quarry walls, walking trails, picnic facilities and is a popular venue for rock climbing and abseiling amid jarrah forest.

Visitors can expect a sheltered, amphitheatre-like quarry with steep, exposed rock faces surrounded by jarrah and marri forest within Gooseberry Hill National Park. The site includes a sealed car park, picnic area with tables and barbecues, information shelter, toilets and marked walking trails including the Statham's Quarry Walk Trail. The quarry floor is open and flat, while the walls are used for rock climbing and abseiling. Interpretive signs explain quarrying history and natural features.