Feel free to contact Hainault, and we'd be happy to provide you with details on how your time in the hills can be more than just a drive in the country.

Events & Attractions

The fourth annual Hills Are Alive is on again at Hainault Sunday November 9th 11am to 5pm

Celebrating The release of our 2006 Cabernet Sauvignon

And Featuring:

Live music by Jonesy’s Cow
Happy Hearts Gift Baskets and gourmet foods
Carmel Valley Chocolate tastings including Hainault Cabernet truffles
Kalamunda Youth Theatre Company preview of “Tribe”
Bailes organic Honey from Karragullen
Old Ice Works Fruit Conserves and Pastes, tastings and sales

And the lunch menu will include - Gourmet Beef and Hainault Cabernet pies

HAINAULT SUMMER SUNDOWNER SERIES

The Spring and Summer of 2008/09 sees Hainault host their second Summer Sundowner series. A sundowner is a great way to start the weekend with friends over a glass or two of Hainault wines while enjoying some of the finest musicians the hills has to offer. Ticket price includes a glass of wine and finger foods. You are very welcome to bring along some extra nibbles so you don’t have to worry about what to have for dinner later on. BOOKINGS ARE ESSENTIAL

Download fliers for Jonesys Cow and David Rivett.

The highly successful Harvest Festival was held over the weekend of 3rd and 4th May 2008.

Why not schedule next year’s Harvest Festival in your diaries now? It will be held on the weekend of the 2nd and 3rd May 2009.

Local Attractions

The Bickley and Carmel Valleys are wonderful to visit at any time of the year ... they're only 35 minutes from the centre of Perth, Western Australia. While you're in the valley drop in for a light lunch, morning or afternoon tea between 11-5 weekends and Public Holiday's ONLY.

Bookings are preferable

Hainault Vineyard and Winery is located at 255 Walnut Road Bickley, Perth. Western Australia

Wine tastings and cellar sales are available 11am to 5pm every weekend and Public Holiday (except Christmas Day, Boxing Day and Good Friday)

You might also want to check out the Bickley Carmel Valley Tourism Association website for more places to visit in the Bickley and Carmel Valleys.

If you're looking for a place to stay overnight in the valley, you might like to consider the Falls Retreat B&B or experience the tranquil surroundings and stunning beauty of a heritage listed Federation home and garden at Fawkes House Bed and Breakfast.

There is also the "Luxurious Romantic Self - Contained Chalets" you may want to check out at Hidden Valley Eco.

Perth Observatory is only 700m further up Walnut Rd.

Munda Biddi Bike Trail passes just 200 m from Hainault Vineyard- Western Australia's first long distance off-road cycle trail.

The Munda Biddi (which means path through the forest in the Nyoongar Aboriginal language) promises to become a world-class nature-based off-road cycling experience. There are few places left in the world where a 900-kilometre track could be built through an undeveloped natural corridor. Combine Western Australia's vast areas of unspoiled forests and bushland, gentle terrain, and year-round cycling weather, and you have the ideal setting for an off-road cycle trail. The Munda Biddi is a trail with something for everyone. There are sections of trail that will suit anyone's cycling ability and pace. The trail is easily accessible by car, so you can begin your journey wherever it is convenient. Different sections of the trail will be suitable for cyclists of all levels, with challenging loops and spurs to be added once the main trail is completed. And because the trail is completely off-road, you can enjoy the scenery while you safely cycle through the forest on the dirt track.

The Bibbulmun Track - The Bibbulmun Track is Western Australia's only long-distance walking trail and is one of the longest, continuously marked trails in Australia. It is named after a distinct Aboriginal language group, known as the Bibbulmun, who inhabited some of the areas on the south coast through which the track passes. It is marked by a stylised image of the Waugal (rainbow serpent), a spirit being from the Aboriginal Dreaming. This world-class, 963 km long-distance walktrail stretches from Kalamunda, a Hills suburb on the outskirts of Perth, to Albany, on the south coast.

The Hills Are Alive....