As part of our Living Landscapes Djilba Series, the Denmark Environment Centre invites you to step into the Walpole Wilderness for a unique eco-adventure with Emma Bennet from the WOW Wilderness team and local guide Tim Gamblin.

This special day combines hiking and packrafting, offering two perspectives on one of the most spectacular and ancient landscapes in the Great Southern.

We’ll begin beneath the towering karri and tingle trees, walking a section of the iconic Bibbulmun Track before taking to the water in packrafts on the Frankland River. Along the way, you’ll gain new skills, build confidence in the outdoors, and learn simple ways to reduce your impact while exploring wild places.

Why join?

Experience the Walpole Wilderness on foot and by water.
Connect with knowledgeable local guides who share stories of land, water, and wildlife.
Build confidence and awareness of how to explore nature responsibly.

Enjoy small group sizes designed to ensure a minimal environmental impact.

Requirements
This experience requires a moderate level of fitness and physical ability. Participants must be able to:

Hike several kilometres on uneven terrain.
Paddle their own packraft independently.
Carry their own day pack (approx. 6–7kg).

Event details

When: Saturday the 1st November or Sunday 2nd November
Where: Walpole Wilderness (meeting point provided after booking)
Duration: 9am - 4pm
Who: Adults and young people ready for an active day outdoors
Bookings: Limited spaces - early booking is essential.

A short capabilities survey will be sent out to participants before the event.

This event is proudly hosted by the Denmark Environment Centre as part of the Living Landscapes Djilba Series, in collaboration with WOW Wilderness EcoAdventures and supported by the WA Government.