Red Hill Reserve offers a relaxing bushland escape just 8 kilometres from the Boddington townsite. Located along Pinjarra Williams Road, directly across from the South32 Bauxite mine, the reserve is a quiet and inviting place to enjoy a picnic and explore the surrounding natural environment at your own pace.
At the heart of the reserve, picnic tables are set among the open space, making it an ideal spot to pause, relax and enjoy a meal outdoors. From here, three short nature trails branch out throughout the reserve, each offering a gentle walk suited to all ages and fitness levels. These trails are perfect for birdwatching, with many native species regularly seen among the trees, and for spotting wildflowers during the spring months.
The northern section of Red Hill Reserve reveals remnants of old gravel pits, providing an interesting glimpse into the area’s past while adding character to the landscape. Throughout the reserve, the peaceful bush setting encourages visitors to slow down and take in the sights, sounds and scents of the forest.
Whether stopping for a picnic, taking a short walk, or exploring seasonal wildflowers, the Red Hill Reserve Nature Trail is a rewarding and accessible nature escape close to Boddington.
