Gidgegannup Information

Gidgegannup Information

Thirty minutes east of Perth along Toodyay Road is the town of Gidgegannup.

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Gidgegannup is a very scenic rural area with nature reserves and large farming properties, smaller hobby farms and an abundance of wildflowers in the spring.

Just north of the Gidgegannup town site is Noble Falls. The Falls are a wonderful place to picnic, especially in springtime when the water is flowing and the bush along the walking trails are bright with colourful wildflowers.

Gidgegannup's places to dine include the local hotel and it's famous Sunday roast lunch, a restaurant and a fish and chip shop. There is a tourist information board at the parking bay in the centre of Gidgegannup. A country health retreat is located in Gidgegannup, for those wanting to feel rejuvenated and revitalised.

Visit the local art gallery, which has a wide range of quality Western Australian artworks and crafts at affordable prices, or enjoy a pie from the famous bakery. The Gidge Country Show is held annually in October, and there is a Pelargonium show held bi-annually.

Two scenic and varied drives that start 34 kilometres east of Perth and are centred on the Gidgegannup village are recommended.

Peak viewing season for wildflowers is August - November commencing with the flowering of the yellow Wattles and Hibbertia and the distinctive rich blue Leschenaultia.

The drive passes through mixed Marri, Jarrah, Powderbark and Wandoo woodlands and provides views to countryside supporting a range of agricultural activities such as horse studs, cattle, sheep, goats (which produce a nationally recognised cheese), emus, alpacas and orchards of olives, pecans and other nuts.