At Warren National Park near Pemberton you can go bush walking through ancients forests of karri trees, some nearly 90 metres high. Walk trails wind through the forest floor - you'll feel dwarfed by these old growth giants. You can climb some of the tallest karri trees which were once used as fire lookout towers. These include the famous Gloucester Tree, the Dave Evans Bicentennial Tree and Diamond Tree. There are glorious views from the top of the trees. Canoeing is a favourite on the tree-lined Warren River, while picnic and barbecue facilities make this a popular place to relax in nature. The Heartbreak Trail is a great drive through the park and follows the Warren River. There are designated camping spots on this trail and popular fishing and marroning spots in season. In spring, delicate wildflowers colour the forest floor. The park is a 15 minute drive southwest of Pemberton. Pemberton is about a four hour drive south of Perth. Camping in Western Australia's natural areas is a special experience. Selected campgrounds from across the state are now bookable online for a trial period.
