Download our guides and brochures to help you get to and around Armadale.
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Perth Hills Armadale Regional Guide
A romantic rural escape set in idyllic native bush, just 30 minutes from the city of Perth.
Membership Prospectus
As a member of the Perth Hills Armadale Visitor Centre your business receives direct exposure to visitors through the Perth Hills Armadale Visitor Centre website, publications and brochure displays.
Event Registration Form
Are you hosting an event in the Perth Hills Armadale Region? Complete this form to be promoted via a website listing on perthhillsarmadale.com.au.
Request for Brochures
To our members and industry partners, please use this form to order Regional Guides, maps and brochures from the Perth Hills Armadale Visitor Centre.
ReDiscover Armadale
#ReDiscoverArmadale on a self-guided walking urban art trail through Armadale’s CBD. Featuring the works of; Bradley Kickett, Tahnee Kelland, Matt Adnate, Creed Birch, Lisa King and Askew One.
Rediscover Armadale's Heritage Trees
In 1988, to celebrate Australia’s bicentennial anniversary of settlement, a 4.5km walk through the Armadale city centre was designed, along which 22 trees of significance were specially marked.
Visitor Information Map
A visitor information map of the Perth Hills Armadale region including driving distance by road from the Visitor Centre and useful contact numbers.
Walks and Trails
Discover Armadale’s top walks and trails. Enjoy exploring 11 mapped regions within the Armadale area. Multiple tracks surround the region from easy through to challenging levels.
Darling Days Out
Escape the daily grind and discover local flavour sensations and stunning scenery on a journey through the Darling Range.
Food with a View Trail
Foods tastes better with a view! The Perth Hills are teeming with all manner of restaurants, cafés, pubs, and taverns that have combined truly delicious cuisine with amazing views or spectacular surrounds.
Heritage Pubs Trail
Welcome to the Perth Hills - the home of the heritage pub. Here in the Perth Hills, we love a heritage pub. Old floorboards and a ghost story or two only makes the beer taste better.
