Dryandra Country

Personal Security, Dangers and Warnings in Dryandra Country, Western Australia

• The region of Dryandra Country is largely unpopulated and contains dense forested areas, which may pose a risk for outdoor activities such as hiking, camping and bushwalking.
• The area is also home to a number of venomous snakes, spiders and other dangerous wildlife, so visitors should take caution and be alert to these risks.
• During bushfire season (typically November to April), the risk of wildfires is high and visitors should check the current fire danger rating and bushfire warning information regularly.
• Visitors should also be aware of the dangers posed by extreme weather conditions such as hot temperatures, high winds, and heavy rain which can create hazardous road and trail conditions.
• In remote areas, visitors should carry adequate supplies of water, food and emergency supplies, as assistance services may not be readily available.
• If visitors are travelling off-road, it is recommended to have a reliable GPS or navigation tool, as it is easy to become disorientated in the dense forest areas.

Useful Government Links:

• Department of Fire and Emergency Services (DFES)
• Park Safety Information from Western Australia Parks and Wildlife Service
• Contact Emergency Services in Australia