One of Western Australia’s oldest settlements, Jarrahdale is set in the Darling Range and surrounded by Jarrah forest. The town is only an hour south of Perth and thirty minutes from Armadale or Rockingham.

Take a walk in the bush, have a picnic or just enjoy a coffee in the hills.  Absorb the forest’s flora & fauna and allow your senses to come alive – see, hear and smell nature at its best.  Spend time exploring our museum and taking in the town’s history. Buy maps of the many walk trails and join our guided bush walks.

Jarrahdale Heritage Society, based at the Old Post Office museum, is run by volunteers who are committed to preserving the area’s natural and man-made history.

What’s On

MUSEUM                 

We’re open on weekends and public holidays.  Opening hours are HERE.

Museum staff are in demand so, if you would like to volunteer, please call our Curator.

BUSHWALKING   

The 2020 Guided Walks have come to an end and we go into recess over the hot summer months.

In the new year, we begin training sessions for those who would like to become group leaders or tail-enders.  For information on training, etc, please call our Walks Coordinator.

If you’d prefer to walk alone, our Walk Book “Jarrahdale Tracks & Trails” may be purchased online HERE.

See our downloadable PDF Maps which are available to purchase