Ellis Brook Valley, located on Rushton Road in the suburb of Martin, is recognised as the richest wild flower location in the Perth Metropolitan Area. It has over 500 species of wild flowers in a beautiful hidden valley only minutes from Gosnells Town …

Rich with wildflowers and brimming with lush walking trails, Ellis Brook Valley Reserve is your number one stop when it comes to getting into the hiking game. With four trails to choose from, there’s a level for every eager walker from easy breezy to working up a sweat.

Ellis Brook Valley is located twenty kilometers south east of Perth. It is a large area of natural bushland straddling the Darling Scarp. The scenery is dramatic with rugged ridges each side of the valley. The ‘Sixty Foot Waterfall’ plunges from the top of the scarp after winter rains. The spring time wildflowers are diverse and spectacular.

2023年2月28日 · A popular trail that ticks all of these boxes and more is Ellis Brook Valley Reserve, which is barely over half-an-hour out of the city. A wildflower-rich area less than 10 minutes from Gosnells, Ellis Brook Valley consists of four different walking trails, with varying degrees of difficulty to suite fresh air-chasers from all walks of life.

Just over half an hour from Perth, Ellis Brook Valley Reserve is one of the easiest ways to experience one of the richest wildflower displays on the planet. The reserve is home to over 550 varieties of spring wildflowers, with walk trails to suit all abilities.

Ellis Brook Valley Reserve, which is part of the Banyowla Regional Park, is a Perth walking gem. If you come at the right time of year (later winter and spring and rain-dependent) you will be amazed by probably the best natural display of wildflowers in the Perth metropolitan area (see the photographs below for just a small selection of the ...

Ellis Brook Valley is renowned for the richness of its flora and fauna with 550 species of flowering plant, 116 species of birds, 9 species of frogs, and 8 species of native animals. The reserve was created in 1986 in part a response to the lobbying of local group 'Friends of Ellis Brook Valley' which had been formed in 1982.

Now a popular location for people to take a short stroll in the wonderful mixed forest, the most frequented trail here takes in the climb up the valley to see Sixty Foot Falls, a seasonal waterfall that really only flows after heavy and sustained winter rainfall.

Just over half an hour from Perth, Ellis Brook Valley Reserve is one of the easiest ways to experience one of the richest wildflower displays on the planet. The reserve is home to over 550 varieties of spring wildflowers, with walk trails to suit all abilities.

Ellis Brook Valley is renowned for the richness of its flora and fauna: • 550 species of flowering plant • 116 species of birds • 9 species of frogs • 8 species of native animals Ellis Brook flows seasonally from about June to October, depending on rainfall. The best time for wildflowers is from August to October, but a visit at any ...