Step aboard a heritage tram at the historic Pemberton Railway Station and journey through the towering karri, marri and jarrah forests of WA's Southern Forests. The 75-minute, 10 kilometre return tour winds along the State heritage-listed Pemberton–Northcliffe railway, crossing timber trestle bridges over rivers and streams to the beautiful Cascades, where you can stretch your legs during a 25-minute stop.

Along the way, your driver shares lively commentary on the forest, its plants and wildlife, Noongar names and traditional uses, and the timber history that built Pemberton. Tours run in all weather, with blinds, blankets and umbrellas provided.

Suitable for all ages, with wheelchair access via portable ramps, and dogs are welcome. Before or after your trip, enjoy refreshments and browse the gift shop at the station. Trams run Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Bookings are recommended in school holidays and wildflower season.