Wander Collie on Foot
Breathe in fresh country air and stretch your legs on one of Collie’s many walking trails. From peaceful riverside strolls to art-filled town walks and forest paths bursting with wildflowers, there’s a trail to suit every pace and every kind of explorer.
Whether you’re walking the dog, chasing birds with your camera, learning local stories or simply out to enjoy the views – we’ve got a trail for that. So grab your hat, lace up your shoes and discover the beauty of Collie on foot.
Plan Your Walk
Location: Collie Town Centre
Trailheads: Central Park, Soldiers Park, Wagyl Biddi
Nearby facilities: Toilets and picnic tables at Soldiers Park and Central Park
Attractions: Arboretum, Collie River, Murals, Minningup Pool, Heritage Sites
Over 55 km
Of Walking Trails
6 Trails
Class 1 and 2
Centrally
located within Collie Town Centre
Choose Your Walking Trail
From riverside rambles to heritage strolls and mural-filled meanders, Collie’s walking trails offer something for every kind of wanderer. Take your time, follow your curiosity, and enjoy the journey – there’s a trail waiting just for you.
Please consider your skills and experience before choosing a trail.
Around the Bridges
A sealed dual-use path with mostly gentle gradients and a short, steep section at the East End bridge. A relaxing riverside walk and cycle trail in the heart of Collie. Explore the arboretum where various Australian native trees were planted between 1922 and 1929 for forestry research. They include the bishop pine, swamp mahogany and Western Australian karri.
Dual Direction & Shared-Use Trail – Walk & Cycle
Class 2
2.2 km
30 mins
Dog Friendly
Collie River Trail
Popular for all ages, this trail follows a sealed dual-use path alongside the Collie River to Minningup Pool. Keep an eye out for a variety of water birds, with wildflowers abundant between July and November. Minningup Pool is a lovely spot for swimming and kayaking with picnic tables located right at the water’s edge.
Dual Direction & Shared-Use Trail – Walk & Cycle
Class 2
9.0 km
1-3 hours
Dog Friendly
Karak (Red Tail) Trail
Named after the Noongar word for the forest red-tailed black cockatoo, the Karak Trail is a sealed dual-use path connecting Collie townsite to the outlying community of Allanson. Listen to the birds singing in the tall jarrah, marri and paperbark trees lining the path and enjoy a wonderful display of wildflowers in the spring.
Dual Direction & Shared-Use Trail – Walk & Cycle
Walk an extra 1 km through town from the Visitor Centre to Soldiers Park to start the Collie River Trail.
Class 1
5.4 km
1-3 hours
Dog Friendly
Collie Mural Trail
The 35 km Collie Mural Trail combines scenic country driving with a self-guided town walk, featuring over 45 vibrant murals.
Starting from Wellington National Park, the trail’s centrepiece is the breathtaking 8,000 sqm Wellington Dam mural, Reflections, before weaving through Collie’s streets to reveal artworks that celebrate the region’s heritage, culture and community spirit.
45 Stops
35.2 km
Half Day
Rail to River Heritage Trail
The Rail to River Heritage Trail brings together the rich stories of Collie’s living heritage. The 2.8km trail weaves through town, connecting the historic railyard in the town centre with the sacred Collie River, past sites of shared significance.
27 Stops
2.8 km
1-3 hours
Collie Central Precinct Walk
Coming Soon
Details for this trail are currently being finalised. Please check back soon or contact the Collie Visitor Centre for the latest updates.
