Tullis Bridge

Don't take 24foot caravans there, very steep gravel roads!!

Very dissapointing. A huge mine water pump station now surounds the car park, with the infrastructure enclosed by barbed wire. There is also a large pipeline construction site preventing access from the south. It is sad to see destruction of a once beautiful place.Note we accessed the bridge from the Gold Mine road side using Google. Perhaps there is a better side.

Lovely walk that is very underused. We followed the trail and saw a birds nest, many lovely flowers and the River. You do have to go through a mine site to get there but that is very straightforward with the attendant opening the boom gates for you. Worth the effort.

This trail is in need of some TLC. We arrived early in the morning after passing through an active mine site. The first trail markers were easily missed and we commenced down a vehicle-width track before returning to find arrows to the left and right of the trail sign. The proper path was frequently spotted with both small and large arachnids. A long stick was needed to disrupt their webs to continue walking. After rounding the eastern corner of the trail we came across a river crossing which was not on the map. We eventually reconnected with the intended path which was weed strewn but reasonably easy to follow back to the carpark. Good for adventurous sorts and probably fewer spiders during peak tourist seasons.

well sign posted and relatively easy walk. we deviated and followed the old railway line towards Boddington for a few kilometres through farmland and then doubled back to the walk. a really nice walk. would do again.

A little more adventurous than first thought. Sign posting could be better on trail. Wasn't expecting mining trucks along the way. Boddington is amazing though. Worth the drive from Perth

Picnic area OK Walk great but needs more sightseeing.

Great walks with plentiful flowers in spring. No signs of recent visitors. The place has a forgotten feel more distant from civilisation than it is. Easy access on well maintained gravel road.

A bit hard to find but well worth the trek. Don't follow google maps it will be wrong. Turn left off robins road down Mott's road and follow allll the way along including through the construction area. Bring bug spray, sunscreen and water.