Manning Stairs

Manning Stairs in Hamilton Hill, Western Australia, offers visitors a scenic and active experience.

Made of limestone and cement, the stairs consist of 192 steps. They are a great spot for a workout, with the climb not being too difficult, even on hot days. There is a fountain at the base of the stairs for easy water refilling.

The main attraction of Manning Stairs is the stunning views. Visitors can enjoy these views from the lookout at the top of the stairs. To reach the lookout, take the track behind the Azelia Ley Homestead Museum. Within minutes, you'll be rewarded with a breathtaking view.

It is best to visit Manning Stairs during daylight hours, as it is not lit at night. The stairs can be combined with a 1.6 km easy loop around Manning Lake, starting at the same car park. This makes it an ideal destination for a day out in the sun.

Getting to Manning Stairs is easy. Visitors can drive to the car park where the stairs start. Hamilton Hill is a suburb of Perth, Western Australia. Visitors can also take a walking tour of Perth that includes a stop at Manning Stairs, adding to the convenience of visiting this scenic spot.