Join us as we unwind and reconnect with nature as we wander through the beautiful grade 2 Kwoorabup Walk Trail along the Denmark River.

Guest speaker, Psychologist Emma Spencer-Percy will join us as she explains the benefits of regular contact with the outdoors and how this can play an important role in preventing mental health issues.

Grades of hikes

Grade 1 - suitable for the disabled with assistance

Grade 2 - suitable for families with small children

Grade 3 - recommended for people with some bush walking experience

Grade 4/5 - recommended for experienced bush walkers

Why Outdoor Recreation?

The benefits of outdoor recreation are widely acknowledged to provide both physical and mental health benefits including resilience, as well as increased personal confidence and a general sense of well-being.

Over time, participants can gain leadership skills, environmental awareness and First Aid skills, all while having fun and meeting peers with common interests.

The State government through the Department of Local Government, Sport and Cultural Industries is a major supporter of Outdoors Great Southern in Western Australia. Sport and recreation creates vibrant, inclusive and connected WA communities.

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Please note that if minimum numbers are not met for this event, you will be contacted in advance and a full refund will be issued. If you have any questions about this booking, please contact Outdoors Great Southern on 9892 0113 or email charna.gladish@outdoorsgreatsouthern.org.au. Programs are subject to change without notice and are dependent on environmental and logistical factors.

The 🌱Outdoors Great Southern team's growing reputation in the outdoors industry now extends to experienced, knowledgeable skills training for children and adults, with a goal of building the active, outdoors community. Check out all our events here.

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