Pemberton Tramway Company

I'd say this is a must if you're in Pemberton.The tram leaves from a lovely old station and takes a gentle ride through the forest to The Cacades, where you get 25 minutes to explore this pretty bit of nature. Obviously, you'd experience a lot more cascading water if you went before summer sets in.The driver gives an excellent commentary all the way.On the way back, it's more of an express ride, and just as much fun.Highly recommended.

An absolutely beautiful day out on the late 80’s built tram. The Pemberton Tramway Company takes you on a guided historic voyage of discovery, through the towns history with the timber milling industry and the stunning Marri and Karri trees that the area is famously known for. You’ll also see the Cascades, which are a natural formation of earth and rocks in which the Lefroy Brook waters pass over, creating lovely rapids and the perfect spot to stay a while, especially with a picnic basket.All in all a trip worthwhile, fantastic operators look after and take pride in the history of Pemberton and delight in retelling the towns story.

Our family had a good time! It was the kids first tram ride in WA and they had fun. Adam, our tram driver, was really funny. I loved that we visited the cascades too.

Great service from driver - he provided info and asked questions with answers that can make you smile. We enjoyed the service. Approximately 75 mins for return trip including 25 mins for walking in the cascade. Beautiful scenery.Have a visit, when you are in the area and if you like to hear history of tram use and timber, view scenery along with playing in the cascade's river. Support local business.

A unique and enjoyable way to explore the beautiful karri forests. Booking in advance is a must: both tramcars were full on the day of my visit and if you are travelling alone as I was you have to make do with whatever seat is left. The tram goes at a good pace and the driver's commentary is very informative about the history of the railway, the flora and fauna and the timber industry. When you get to the Cascades it is a bit of a free-for-all with so many people trying to use the tiny paths to/from the tram to the water's edge and then getting in everyone else's photos. This was the only downside in my view albeit a necessary hazard of choosing the tram. The station has an excellent array of souvenirs and snacks to compliment the journey.

Tram driver, Hayden was wonderful, great knowledge. Ride was awesome, beautiful and peaceful bush and cascades were fantastic!

Beautiful scenery. Kids really enjoyed. Nice stop at the Cascades just keep a close eye on your kids, fast flowing falls and slippery rocks.

If you’re planning to take a ride on the tram beware that it only runs twice a day at 10.30am and 2.00pm. Each ride takes 75 minutes. There isn’t much to see here other than the tram ride. A ticket office opens only during the time of departures and arrival of the tram. The store also sells some souvenirs and snacks.

Its a great half day ride into the forest. Not very well advertised.Its gives you a great insight into the history of WA and the forest area. Very relaxed atmosphere with no tour groups or rabid selfie stick holders. Great for a family .