Story: Perth’s Outdoor Fitness Hotspots
Episode: 22
Presenter: Amberley Lobo
Air Date: 19 July 2026

Amberley explores three of Perth's most popular outdoor fitness destinations, proving you don't need a gym membership to stay active while enjoying the city's spectacular scenery.

• Perth's sunny climate and extensive network of parks, riverside paths and public recreation spaces make it one of Australia's best cities for outdoor fitness.
• The Bridges Walk is a popular 10-kilometre circuit that loops across the Narrows and Causeway Bridges, following the Swan River and offering spectacular city views.
• Suitable for walkers, runners and cyclists, the Bridges Walk provides a relatively flat route that caters to a wide range of fitness levels.
• The DNA Tower in Kings Park features 101 spiral steps inspired by the shape of a DNA molecule, rewarding visitors with panoramic views across Perth, the Swan River and surrounding bushland.
• Kings Park is one of the world's largest inner-city parks, offering kilometres of walking trails, bushland and recreational opportunities.
• Whitfords Nodes in Hillarys is one of Australia's largest free outdoor ninja and obstacle courses, featuring a range of challenges designed to test strength, balance, coordination and agility.
• Developed by the City of Joondalup, Whitfords Nodes encourages people of all ages and abilities to enjoy active, outdoor recreation in a fun and accessible environment.
• Together, these destinations showcase Perth's unique ability to combine fitness, nature and iconic scenery, making it easy for locals and visitors alike to stay active outdoors.