Lane Poole Reserve

Located approximately 100 kilometers southeast of Perth, Lane Poole Reserve spans over 135,000 acres of forested terrain, largely consisting of jarrah and marri trees. The reserve also features the picturesque Murray River, which meanders through the landscapes, offering stunning views and ample opportunities for water-based recreation such as kayaking and fishing. The area provides a crucial sanctuary for native wildlife, including endangered species such as the numbat and the western swamp tortoise. Historically, the reserve has been shaped by both Indigenous and European influences, with numerous trails and campsites reflecting these cultural layers. Recognized for its walking tracks, Lane Poole Reserve attracts hikers to explore its diverse ecosystems, from riverbanks to dense woodlands. Visitors can enjoy panoramic views and serene natural settings, whether they're seeking adventure or tranquility.