Rocky Pool

Lovely walk, the walkover bridges do get flooded when there is heavy rainfall. The water wasnt very high and I was able to crossover, however some are trickier than others.The pools itself is not a very large area but great stopover point if you are doing the loop walk.

I've been coming and camping here for 50 years, 2 gwnerations later, only thing that changes is the amount of people that now visit here. Still brings back memories, a great hike, keep it clean folks.

Went there yesterday and all the creeks are dried and there was no water in the Rocky pool dried as hell. Been here a month ago and found enough water. The trail is good if you looking for a nice walk throughout the jungle but not for swim in the Rocky pool these days as only thing you see is the sand and rocks.Cheers.

Great little gem of Perth best experienced after the rains . Enjoy

Beautiful walk with eye-catching flora, especially in wildflower season. Nice pools to get refreshed. Very bad signage though, got lost a few times trying to make the loop, so make sure you check the map of the trail beforehand.

This track is considered difficult but I do think feel it is you can do this with kids...going off main track might be a mindful watch with kids. But beautiful. Water wasn't in the river but be absolutely lovely in winter..

Oh.. my.. god!!! Where were the direction signs ??!!!! Ok, the walk… yes, the downhills are a bit scary. Rocky… yep! Loose… yep! But a great challenge and we had a lot of fun. The pool, amazing :) had a dip, yep, cold but it was 30 degrees so who cares! We took a picnic and had a great time. But, please! Where oh where were the direction signs??!! The city of whatever signs are worn and hard to spot and we o boyishly missed a MAJOR one because after rocky pools we tried to get back , missed it… ended up in a different car park and on the road and then had to do a 4km trek along the roads AROUND the park to get back to the car. Here’s a tip! If you take the trek where the first direction is UP UP UP and then you encounter DOWN DOWN DOWN… if you reach a point where you’re getting echidna I formation and lovely park walk signs about flora and fauna … YOUVE GONE TOO FAR!!Ok, they still get 4 stars… the walk is brilliant. I know some people say they took their kids and dogs but they must have been going from the other tail which is nice and flat because there is no way I could get my kids to do that walk without major whinage ! The down hill on the challenging walk had to be taken very slowly, step by step and while I found it fun and exciting I can’t really imagine a non adventurous kid or a dog doing it (and I’m pretty sure you’re not supposed to have a dog in a national park anyway). But I can’t imagine it would ever be over visited, and it’s so peaceful and pleasant and a great walking challenge. Yep, go the other trail for a more comfortable east picnic and have a wonderful time but for the challenging walk… god! If you hit a car park you don’t recognise, turn around and try again! Just turn around and try again. If you hit road … nope! It’s not easier to keep going. Please put more signage up!!! Please!!!

It was nice 2 hr hike. There was only rocky no pool. Dry pool but was nice cool breeze to relax after a walk.Looking for to go when there is water flowing.