Welcome to Boyup Brook!!
Boyup Brook, a short 31 km drive from Bridgetown
and 300 km from Perth,
was declared a
town site on the 9th of February 1900. Boyup Brook owes its name to a
Noongar word believed to mean "Place of big stones" or "Place of big
smoke".This is a Shire of mainly traditional agricultural pursuits (sheep, cattle and grain) and has a past history of timber milling, fruit growing and flax (for ropes and webbing). In recent years a larger variety of agricultural products such as wine grapes, olives and venison have emerged.
Boyup Brook offers fabulous bush walks and canoeing opportunities in winter and also a magnificent bridle trail.
Follow the links below to
investigate the local trails:
| Trail Name | Location |
| Bicentennial
Walk Trail |
Town |
| Kara Kartaga Langa Tail/ Billabong Reserve | Town |
| Boyup Brook Heritage Trail | Town |
| Skeleton Bridge Trail | Railway Reserve |
| Perup Nature's Guest House & Ecology Centre | Perup Nature Reserve |
| Reservoir Road |
Click HERE for a Bush Walker's Code of Conduct.
Please see below for maps and instructions on how to get there.
View Boyup Brook, Western Australia in a larger map
Bibblumun Trail
(long distance bush walking trail) as well as the
Munda Biddi Trail
(long distance mountain-biking)
pass through this region of unparalleled beauty
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