Blackwall Reach

Blackwall Reach is a notable natural landscape along the Swan River in Perth, Western Australia. It features a steep, rocky escarpment where the river narrows and transitions from a wide, open landscape to a more confined, winding area. Historically, it was an important site for Indigenous Australians and later became a significant spot for early European explorers and settlers. Today, Blackwall Reach offers scenic views, walking trails, and opportunities for recreation and nature observation. It also serves as a point of ecological interest, showcasing local flora and fauna in a protected environment.