Law Walk and the Lotterywest Federation Walkway, Kings Park provides the best of both worlds. The manicured gardens and views of Kings Park transition to natural bush including a bird's eye view of what the Perth bushland was like more than 200 years ago.

Commencing at the entrance to the Botanic Garden on Fraser Avenue, Law Walk continues to the Dryandra lookout via a paved path (that’s steep in places) through the bushland on the edge of the Mt Eliza escarpment. The easy return walk is on a sandy trail through the bush, rejoining the paved path. It joins up with the Lotterywest Federation Walkway, which includes an elevated walk through the Botanic Garden and a tree top view of majestic marri and jarrah trees. When combined, these Top Trails take approximately 1.5 hours (3.7 kilometres) to complete.

Along both walks there’re spectacular views of Kings Park, Perth City, Matilda Bay, the Swan and Canning Rivers. The lookouts have interpretive signs; trees, shrubs and Indigenous stories are identified and explained in relevant places along the walks. These walks provide a wonderful insight into the special Western Australian environment, and provide one of the best experiences possible in the city area.