Morning walk around Kent Street Weir

I’m hosting a short walk around Kent Street Weir this Sunday before our Coffee and Chat event at 12:30 pm at San Churro’s East Victoria Park.

We will meet at the front of Canning River cafe and do a 3.7km walk that is known as the Butterflies, Birds and Bridges trail. You can see the path here on AllTrails.

I will bring lunch from home and eat at the park before heading to the Coffee and Chat event.

The forecast at the time of publishing this event (24th September 2025) is a maximum of 22 degrees with 25% chance of 1mm rain, so it might be a bit cold.

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