Pemberton Tramway
A vintage tram that runs along a former logging railway through the karri forest, crossing wooden bridges past a sawmill, with a stop at the waterfall for a short walk.
The Pemberton Tramway runs along a former logging railway. It departs from Pemberton station, passes a sawmill, and enters the forest, crossing three wooden bridges. It stops for about 20 minutes at The Cascades so passengers can get off and stroll. The round trip takes about 75 minutes. The tramway closed in early 2023, and later that year a local family took it over and restored service. Trips usually run Monday to Saturday mornings, with extra services on Saturday afternoons. Sunday services are rare. Tickets can be bought at the station on the day, and timetables are available at pemtram.com.au.
Opening hours
Usually departs Mon–Sat at 10:30 (check the official website)
Nearby sights
- Karri Forest Explorer
- Gloucester Tree
- The Cascades
- Big Brook Dam
- Dave Evans Bicentennial Tree
- Warren National Park
- Diamond Tree
- Fonty's Pool