Things to do in Pemberton

The Peter Kovacsy Studio in Pemberton, Australia, showcases the latest works in metals, ceramics, wood, and cast glass, offering bespoke design and functional art.

Pemberton Fine Woodcraft Gallery features exquisite handmade items from salvaged timber, set in lush gardens. A must-visit for artisans and travelers alike.

Pemberton Tramway offers a scenic 1¾-hour journey through lush karri and marri forests in Pemberton, Australia, with informative commentary for all ages.

The Gloucester Tree is a giant karri tree located in Gloucester National Park, Western Australia. It stands at 58 meters tall and is the second tallest fire-lookout tree in the world, offering stunning views for those who climb it.

The Dave Evans Bicentennial Tree is a 75 m tall karri tree located in Warren National Park. Visitors can climb its staircase to reach a viewing platform 65 m above the ground, offering stunning views of the forest.

Gloucester National Park in Pemberton features beautiful parkland, stunning waterfalls, and a famous climbable tree. Visitors can enjoy nature walks and unique wildlife in this peaceful area.

Beedelup National Park features tall karri trees and beautiful waterfalls. It is a great place for walking, picnicking, and enjoying nature.

Pemberton Visitor Centre is a helpful place for travelers. It offers local maps, guides, and information about accommodations and tours in the Southern Forests region.