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Walks, tracks and parks

There are many beautiful walks, tracks and parks throughout the Shire, most with beautiful views with abundant native flora and fauna to enjoy.

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Acacia Reserve Walk

Wildflowers abound in spring

Area: 17ha Walk distance: 2.0 km

Access this reserve from Balgaling Rd and park at the real estate billboard.

This marked and signposted walk track follows the western bank of the Avon River for 6.5km from Duidgee Park to the Nardie pioneer cemetery.

Access this reserve from Coondle Drive and park at the emergency water filling point just northeast of McIntosh Road.

Named after a Toodyay Naturalists’ Club founding member this beautiful, Shire managed reserve has a special conservation history.

Over the decades the word ‘Duidgee’ has become ‘Toodyay’.

This small reserve is accessed from the Toodyay-Perth Road.

The Golf course land is Shire owned covering nearly 200 ha of some of the most rugged terrain in the district.

Access this reserve from either Louisa Circle or Grevillia Place and follow the boundary fire break

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