GUIDED
TOURS THROUGH THE FOREST TO FINE
WOOD
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Do you belong to a social group or
organisation that enjoys taking a day trip to
somewhere incredibly interesting? The Forest
Heritage Centre could be just the place you are
looking for. Built from the local rammed earth in
the shape of three gum leaves each representing a
different aspect of the jarrah forest.
The Australian School of Fine Wood located
in the largest leaf offers a two year full time
Diploma of Art- Furniture Design course. Watching
and talking to our students will give you an
insight into the furniture designers and makers of
tomorrow. Click
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The Jarrah forest is a place of great wonder,
there is always something flowering. Forest Tours can be
designed to show off the Jarrah and Marri forest at its
flowering best in late winter and spring, when our
orchids and australian native wildflowers are in full
bloom.
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The Yokine Binda wildflower trail
established by our dedicated volunteers mark many
of the flowering and interesting flora located on
the trails.
Our forest guides can provide that special
focus to suit your needs. A forest guided visit to
an active jarrah saw mill will demonstrate the
changes from our historic past. The Aboriginal
trail unlocks some of the secrets from our
indigenous
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TO COMPLIMENT YOUR
TOUR
Make it a ‘Day out in Dwellingup’ by
combining your tour of the Forest Heritage Centre
with a visit to the Visitor Information Centre, a
ride on the historic Hotham Valley steam train or
having a meal at either the Dwellingup Community
Hotel, Dwellingup Café or Touch of Aroma. Cross
the dam wall at South Dandalup dam. In and around
Dwellingup you will find many picnic spots where
you can sit and enjoy the peaceful Jarrah
forest.
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