Marrinup Falls Walk Trail

What a place, the walk trail was a great distance for novices like me, would be slippery after the rain and you need your wits about you to not trip. No water at all the moment as its been so dry but the place is magical anyway. Some parts smell like rainforest, not often can you get that! Few people out there, car park only fits 4 cars. Will definatley be back.
The drive in was good, could you take a sedan in yes, should you no. Few ruts but would be worse in winter, some steep sections and wash outs that you should have high clearance for. Winter would definatley be 4wd only.

Such a beautiful trail, we went in winter and the falls werent running as nicely but a nice comfortable hike! The roads are a bit shaky and hard to navigate due to no reception so plan ahead! For better falls I was told spring is a great time!

Beautiful quick walk! Kept the dog on a leash at all times due to possible baits being about. Great little dip for them at the end. Over all took 1/2 hour at a steady pace. The trail is tricky to locate at certain spots over the rockery but eventually, you'll find the path again :) very pleasant walk.

We drove in via marrinup drive. This was a little bit rough with some deep ruts that needed to be manoeuvred with care in our 4wd. We wondered if grey road may have been easier to drive in on. I wouldn't recommend Marrinup Rd for a low vehicle or 2wd.
A nice loop walk leading to the beautiful but freezing waters of marrinup pool. Having gravel steps a lot of the way down, would definitely make anyone pushing a pram or wheelchair think twice. Not impossible, but I wouldn't tackle it on wheels.
Plenty of native blue sun orchids in full flower to admire at the end of October. 3 or 4  other families around coming and going so not crowded. An easy walk, even with a bad knee.

Nice place to explore and plenty of wildlife around during sunset hours. Road is pretty rugged like other reviews said, so make sure your in a 4x4 or you'll shake it to bits! Was pretty dried out when I went there today so I'd imagine it would be much better to visit in autumn/winter/spring.

Great little walk! We had a great picnic on the rocks. Not a huge amount of water flowing, but so quiet and picturesque!

Trail is nice. We have a 4 year old, 5 and 10 and it was easy for them.
The road going there however is a bit rough. We followed the road as per the visitor centre and its good. Then we followed the shortest distance from Google, lots of potholes. Our Honda jazz barely made it. 😆

Loved the hike, needs to have a toilet. But it is a great day for a walk. The road was a bit rough, I was driving a car.

Good fun walk. Not particularly well sign posted though. It is longer than you think to do the full loop, which had us questioning whether we had gone the right way.

Cool little hidden spot

Great small walk for the entire family

A great easy walk

This is living Barry.

The access from both direction requires driving along a dirt road (shorter West of Dwellingup rather than North followed by South West). The road is mostly suitable for a 2WD. The short walk is lovely. It was still dry in early April

Short walk trail loop. Best to go after some heavy rain. Entry via Marrinup Rd requires a 4wd, use Grey road instead. Parking for 3 cars at the start.