Karri Forest Explorer
A forest self-drive loop of about 86 km that links the Gloucester Tree, Beedelup Falls, Warren National Park, and other sites.
The Karri Forest Explorer is a self-drive forest route starting in Pemberton. It covers about 86 km, with some sections on one-way gravel roads. The route links the Gloucester Tree, the Bicentennial Tree, the Warren River Loop, Beedelup Falls, and the Big Brook Dam, with picnic areas, short walks, and information boards along the way. The drive takes about two hours without stops. Allow a full day if you plan to visit the sights. Pick up a map at the Pemberton visitor center, and buy a national park vehicle entry permit. Roads can be slippery after rain.
Opening hours
Open all day (daytime operation)
Nearby sights
- Pemberton Tramway
- Gloucester Tree
- The Cascades
- Big Brook Dam
- Dave Evans Bicentennial Tree
- Warren National Park
- Diamond Tree
- Fonty's Pool