Bold Park Park

Bold Park is an urban bushland reserve on the coastal limestone hills immediately northwest of central Perth in the suburb of City Beach, Western Australia. It preserves remnant native vegetation and provides a substantial green space close to the city.

The park contains a network of walking, running and mountain-biking trails, lookouts and native-plant areas; visitors commonly use the reserve for recreational walking and nature observation. Reabold Hill within the park offers elevated viewpoints with views toward the Indian Ocean and Perth’s skyline on clear days.

The area is managed to protect native flora and fauna and to provide recreation for nearby suburbs; seasonal wildflower displays are a notable feature in late winter and spring.

Bold Park is adjacent to City Beach and the western suburbs of Perth, forming a vegetated buffer between the coast and urban development.

• Bushland and wildflowers: Managed as coastal urban bushland by local authorities, the reserve preserves native vegetation and wildflower displays that are strongest in late winter and spring.
• Size and recreation: Approximately 437 hectares in extent, offering an extensive trail network for walking, running and mountain biking across limestone ridges and dunes.

What to See#

• Reabold Hill lookout: Reabold Hill lookout within the reserve provides elevated views over the coastal plain, Indian Ocean and the Perth city skyline on clear days.

Bold Park is within Perth’s City of Stirling area. Access is by road from central Perth; local bus routes and cycling paths reach park entrances. Parking is available at designated lots near trailheads.

• Ride a bike along the well-known limestone pathways to see native wildflowers in season.
• Take the walking trails early in the morning to avoid peak sun and to see more wildlife, such as kangaroos and local birdlife.
• Check with the City of Perth or Bold Park's visitor information for any guided walks or seasonal events.