The City of Kalamunda officially opened the Bibbulmun Track Northern Terminus Link project last week.
Mayor Andrew Waddell said the track was one of the world’s great long-distance walk trails and attracted visitors and tourists from across the globe.
“The City of Kalamunda has always been very proud to have the iconic Bibbulmun Track start – or end depending on how you wish to walk – here in Kalamunda,” he said.
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READ NOW“The upgrade to the terminus and a designated walkway will increase its visual prominence, connecting the Bibbulmun Track Northern Terminus to the Perth Hills Visitor Centre.
“The interpretive trail leads visitors on a journey from Kalamunda’s Aboriginal heritage and European influences blending art, culture and the natural environment.”
Mr Waddell said artists, Aurora Abraham, Sharyn Egan and Gordon Mitchell worked to bring a strong indigenous influence to the interpretive walk.
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