Discover Mount Barker: Guided Walking Tour & Lunch

Did you know that Mount Barker was once a leading producer and exporter of apples in Western Australia? And that the Mount Barker Wine Region was one of the first to be established in our state? 

Mount Barker is a place that is often passed by, and yet this vibrant town has played a vital role in the growth and development of the Great Southern region. It is a place known for it’s rich agricultural history, burgeoning art scene and renowned wine and food. It’s also an important home to Minang Noongar “white cockatoo” people.

This carefully curated walking tour takes guests through Mount Barker, uncovering the town’s history and culture through storytelling mural art, iconic landmarks and buildings and delicious local produce.

Begin this half-day adventure with your local guide at the Mount Barker Visitor Centre for an introduction to the Walldogs and the legendary Mountains & Murals Festivals, followed by our meander through the town, and culminating in an exclusive mini degustation, pairing premium wines with local produce in the private tasting room at the Plantagenet Winery.

Please be prepared to walk through the town, so comfortable clothing and footwear are recommended. Consider weather conditions as well. Tours will go ahead unless weather is adverse (see terms and conditions). This tour may not be wheelchair accessible in some places due to public pathways and road crossings.

Duration: 4 hours

$99pp

Includes a light morning tea and a curated food and wine pairing at Plantagenet Estate Winery.

Gluten-free, vegetarian and children's meals available upon request.

Departs Fridays 10am from the Mount Barker Visitor Centre