Immersive hiking experience returns to Dwellingup

Wednesday, 26 March 2025 10:59

By Monique Welhan

The Elevate & Explore: Dwellingup Hiking Series immerses hikers in Dwellingup’s towering forests and natural beauty. PIC: Shire of Murray

An immersive hiking experience designed to build endurance and skill for nature lovers is returning to Dwellingup in 2025.

The Elevate & Explore: Dwellingup Hiking Series immerses hikers in Dwellingup’s towering forests and natural beauty, connecting people with like-minded adventurers.

Following a sell-out hiking series last year, the 2025 program is once again delivered in partnership with award-winning adventure specialists Off The Beaten Track WA.

Designed for those ready to elevate their hiking experience, it offers the perfect opportunity to enhance fitness, master techniques, and gain the confidence to take on more challenging trails, with a supportive team leading you every step of the way.

The series features three distinct hikes, each offered twice between May and October 2025.

Hikes range from a single-day 18km trek to an immersive 49.5km multi-day adventure along the Bibbulmun Tracks’ Nyingarn Bidi.

Participants will have the opportunity to learn key skills, including nutrition strategies for sustained energy, hiking techniques for efficiency and injury prevention, and how to listen to your body and improve endurance.

Spaces for the Elevate & Explore: Dwellingup Hiking Series are strictly limited, and bookings are essential.

Day hikes are $30 per adult, and the multi-day experience is $195.

For more information, and to book visit www.visitdwellingup.com.au.

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