Hire a Trangia stove, including cookware and fuel. These stoves are suitable for two people. Available for hire by the day.
Whether you’re hiking, paddling, or cycling, our tours are designed to let you fully immerse yourself in the experience while we take care of the logistics. From maps and gear to transport and transfers, we’ve thought of everything. With optional accommodation support and flexible planning, you can travel light, move at your own pace, and enjoy the journey without the stress.
Facilities vary by trail. On long-distance trails like the Bibbulmun Track, huts often have rainwater tanks and pit toilets. For day walks, facilities may be limited, so it’s always best to carry enough water and plan your toilet breaks. Always carry out what you carry in.
The Dwellingup region is rich in native wildlife. You might spot kangaroos, emus, various bird species including the iconic Black Cockatoos, and if you’re lucky, even a Quokka! Remember to observe wildlife from a distance and never feed them.
Mobile reception can be unreliable in the Dwellingup bush, with pockets of service depending on your phone and provider. For safety, it’s wise not to rely solely on your mobile. Your guide on tours will carry satellite communication, and emergency landlines are available at key locations in the Lane Poole Reserve (marked on maps).
Dwellingup Adventures is not a medical emergency response agency. For any medical emergency, always call 000 if you have mobile reception. Try your best to note or describe your exact location. Emergency services will work to reach you. You can also call Dwellingup Adventures on 9538 1127 to help us assist emergency staff. For non-medical emergencies, simply call Dwellingup Adventures for assistance.
