Everything Slows Down On The River

From a canoe or kayak, Lane Poole Reserve sits around you rather than in front of you. The forest comes down to the water, granite appears along the banks and every bend changes the view.

With all paddling gear supplied, you can simply settle into the rhythm of the river, while local guides draw on their knowledge of the seasons and river conditions to choose the right route for a fun day on the water.

You Notice More On Foot

Walking through Dwellingup's jarrah and marri forest gives you time to admire the smaller changes in the landscape: granite underfoot, river country and the places where the trail changes character.

On the Trilogy of Trails half-day hike, the route is selected around the group, the conditions and the pace that makes sense on the day. It means there is time to notice the forest rather than simply push through a fixed distance.

The Place Opens Up On A Bike

Dwellingup has an extensive mountain bike trail network, including the iconic Munda Biddi Trail. And importantly, you don't need to be a seasoned mountain biker to enjoy the trails. Guides will lead you through the forest towards the Murray Rriver, before finishing the experience at Dwaarlindjirraap in Lane Poole Reserve.

Exclusive Dining Experience

One evening takes guests to Holyoake, a private garden estate near town, where marron is caught from the dam and served alongside Indigenous produce. It's a signature moment from the Triology of Trails, and an experience you won't find anywhere else.

The hosted experience includes transfers from Perth, three nights at Noble River Estate, local guides, equipment and the slower parts of the trip as well: optional yoga, massage, sauna and time to simply enjoy being in Dwellingup.

Running on select dates, Dwellingup Adventures Trilogy of Trails offers a slower, more immersive way to experience Dwellingup.