Vibrations in Nature | Rocky Pools Hike & Sound Bath

Description: Step into serenity on this 3km guided hike along a peaceful section of the iconic Bibbulmun Track in the Perth Hills. As you wander through the whispering forest and alongside tranquil gullies, you’ll be invited to slow down, breathe deeply, and connect with the rhythm of nature.

Our mindful walk leads to Rocky Pools, a hidden sanctuary surrounded by granite outcrops, where you’ll hear the gentle flow of water in winter and the cheerful birdsong of spring. Here, you’ll settle into stillness as Maria from Parnita’s Yoga guides you through a restorative sound bath.

Sound baths are a deeply meditative experience where you’re “bathed” in sound waves created by instruments such as gongs, singing bowls, chimes and rattles. These soothing vibrations fill the space and your body, helping to release stress, calm the mind, and restore inner balance. During a sound bath, the brain shifts from its normal waking state to relaxed and dreamlike states, allowing the body to recalibrate as heart rate and blood pressure decrease.

Feel the earth beneath your feet, the forest around you, and the calm within as you walk, breathe, and simply be. This experience is a sensory immersion in nature; grounding, rejuvenating, and deeply peaceful.

Depart: End of Spring Rd, Kalamunda.

Includes: 

• 3 km scenic hike with OTBT’s expert local guides

• 1 hr restorative sound bath session with Parnita's Yoga.

• Nutritious & delicious morning tea to fuel your adventure

• Complimentary use of hiking poles & guidance for extra support

• Sunscreen & insect repellent provided for your comfort

• Photo stops at epic viewpoints

• Access to all experience photos via our private OTBT Connect Facebook group

• Opportunities to discover WA’s unique flora & encounter native wildlife

Terrain: The terrain is rocky and uneven with a mix of narrow and wide trails. Enclosed sturdy shoes with good grip are recommended. This route is achievable for most people with a reasonable level of fitness and suitable for people living with a cognitive disability.

What to Bring? Camera, water, warm layer of clothing for after the sun goes down, personal first aid, a good attitude and big smile!

Please note: Not recommended if you are in your first trimester of pregnancy or have epilepsy. If you wear hearing aids, please adjust them accordingly.

Off The Beaten Track WA provides a trained and experienced Lead Guide and Support Guide for our hikes. We carry two-way communication devices, a personal location beacon when phone signal is not available and we’re a fully licensed, insured and accredited Western Australian tourism business providing hiking and adventure experiences with a twist!